January 11, 2016
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1:04Now PlayingGerman automaker Volkswagen will propose a fix for U.S. vehicles affected by its emissions scandal when CEO Matthias Mueller meets with the Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.
Mueller, who is set to meet with EPA administrator Gina McCarthy, told reporters at an event tied to the Detroit auto show that he believes the solution is satisfactory and that the company has made "huge progress" in the talks.
But the EPA has been unhappy with Volkswagen's handling of the scandal, which involves cheating software installed on up to 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide to dodge emissions regulations.
German authorities have already approved a fix for most European cars, but U.S. regulators have withheld their approval, in part because American standards on nitrogen oxide emissions belched by diesel vehicles are more stringent.
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