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VW to pay $1.5 million to settle New Hampshire, Montana diesel claims
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The German automaker and several courts previously have cited astronomical figures as maximum liability the German automaker faces over the issue of whether states can enforce emissions laws over updates to emissions software after the vehicles were sold.\nVW will pay New Hampshire $1.15 million and it pledged to build another high-speed charging station in the state by 2024. VW has agreed to pay Montana $357,280.\nNew Hampshire had sought up to $25,000 per vehicle per day and Montana sought up to $10,000 per violation per day. 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