According to the latest news from new

lawsuits in New York and Manchester,

Volkswagen developed a

total of six generations of cheating

software to help it pass emissions tests.

Not only that, the company also estimated the

economic costs it would have

to pay after the incident, and after

discovering that it was still profitable,

the company began to cheat in emissions tests

until the "Emissions Gate" scandal broke out.

Through calm calculations,

careful thinking and continuous and

careful deployment, Volkswagen executives and

engineers falsified data in the cheating

software and deceived American

car buyers and US authorities.

This article reveals the whole story of the

"Emissions Gate" incident for the first time.

New York State Attorney General Eric

Schneiderman and Manchester State

Attorney General Maura Healey announced on

Tuesday that the authorities have filed five

civil lawsuits against Volkswagen,

which is the largest scandal in the

automotive industry in 130 years.