Volkswagen has sued Indian authorities to quash an "impossibly enormous" tax demand of $1.4 billion, arguing the ask is contradictory to New Delhi's import taxation rules for car parts and will hamper the company's business plans,

Volkswagen has filed a lawsuit against Indian authorities to contest a $1.4 billion import tax demand, calling it impossibly enormous and contradictory to New Delhis import rules. The case, filed by Skoda Auto

Volkswagen's unit, Skoda Auto Volkswagen India, also told the court that the tax dispute puts at risk its investments of $1.5 billion in India.

Volkswagen has challenged India's $1.4 billion tax demand, citing risks to its investment and the country's foreign investor climate.

Volkswagen has sued the Indian government over a tax demand of $1.4 billion, which it considers "impossibly enormous." The German automaker contends that the demand goes against India's import taxation rules on car parts and may even jeopardize its business.

Volkswagen has filed a legal challenge against Indian authorities, seeking to overturn a massive $1.4 billion tax demand. The company argues that the tax demand contradicts India’s import rules and could disrupt its business plans.

Volkswagen has challenged a USD 1.4 billion tax demand by Indian authorities, arguing it contradicts New Delhi's car part import taxation rules. The dispute jeopardizes Volkswagen's USD 1.5 billion investments in India.

Volkswagen has sued Indian authorities to quash an "impossibly enormous" tax demand of $1.4 billion, arguing the ask is contradictory to New Delhi's import taxation rules for car parts and will hamper the company's business plans, court papers show.