VW to anxious U.S. dealers: Answers on Scout EV will come | Bob Brockman case moves to next phase | Rivian manufacturing chief departs | SEC asks Musk about Twitter | GM's next workplace safety chief

In an exclusive interview, Scott Keogh, CEO of VW Group of America, offered what clarifications he could, specifically as Scout relates to the VW brand in the U.S.

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