Lawsuit

Tesla reportedly reaches a settlement with Northern California owner of a Model X thanks to the state's lemon law.

The EPA and VW announced a settlement in the diesel scandal that could cost the company almost $15 billion.

This just keeps getting bigger. A VW executive is arrested in South Korea over the diesel scandal, while Nissan sues Korea and Norway sues VW over diesels.

Science takes a look at how people feel about autonomous cars making decisions about what to do in an accident.

Three European investor groups call for Volkswagen to launch an independent probe into VW's diesel-emissions scandal.

BMW's lawsuit stems from range-extended i3's highway performance at low battery levels.

The US International Trade Commission will investigate Paice's claims that VW is using its patented hybrid technology without permission.

Hawaii became the first state to sue Takata, claiming "unfair and deceptive conduct."

Need to get somewhere with your guide dog? Now you can call an Uber.

Meadow Walker, daughter of the late Paul Walker, has agreed to a settlement with the estate of Roger Rodas worth $10.1 million.

Hagens Berman has filed a class-action suit that claims Mercedes vehicles 'do not meet emission standards in virtually all real world driving conditions.'

Uber promises never to describe its service as the "safest ride on the road" or call its background check process "the gold standard" again. That's one of the terms it agreed to when it hashed out a settlement agreement with the San Francisco and Los Angeles District Attorney's offices.

After failing to get a class-action lawsuit dismissed, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will go to court over price fixing claims.

The FTC has announced a lawsuit against VW over its 'deceptive and unfair practices' as it advertised its 'clean diesel' vehicles.

The EPA has asked Daimler AG for more information on the emissions of some diesel vehicles in the US. There's no probe or claim of wrongdoing, yet.

A wrap-up of the latest news about the VW diesel scandal: New Jersey sues over fraud, VW delays its own report on the issue, and Audi preps for recalls.

A class-action lawsuit against Lyft in California has ended with a $12.5 million settlement, but app-using drivers won't be classified as employees.

New Mexico's Attorney General has sued VW, making that state the first to take the German automaker to court.

Tesla has sued an early supplier of the Model X's falcon-wing doors because the company created parts that didn't meet the EV maker's standards. The supplier also still wanted to be paid for the allegedly unsatisfactory components.

A Chicago-area dealership group has filed suit against FCA accusing it of paying dealers to fake sales figures and "strong-arming" in the push to move metal.