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Former Audi CEO, Rupert Stadler, was given a suspended sentence and fine in a German court for his involvement in the 2015 emissions-cheating scandal that rocked the car industry. Stadler was given a one-year, nine-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay a USD 1.2m fine after he pleaded guilty to fraud by negligence.

In 2019, the automaker was ordered to pay $800 million in civil penalties over diesel emissions 'defeat devices.' The new fine is part of the criminal case.