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Martin Winterkorn Defends Against Dieselgate Charges: 'Inconceivable' Claims of Fraud

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Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn defends himself against Dieselgate charges, calling accusations of fraud 'inconceivable.' Discover his statements and the ongoing trial's implications for the automotive industry.

Former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn Denies Involvement in Dieselgate Scandal

Accusations of Fraud and Rigged Engines Challenged by Winterkorn

Trial Progresses Nine Years After Dieselgate Revelation

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