Corporate social responsibility can be characterized as ensuring social benefit beyond the interests of the company and what is required by law Ali and Anwar, 2021 McWilliams and Siegel, 2001. The Volkswagen case represents above all an absolute failure in terms of corporate social responsibility CSR. . The company deliberately set out to devise a way to circumvent emissions controls, a ploy known at the highest levels, in an attempt to give the company an unfair advantage over its competitors that made it the Volkswagen VW company. German company and that of a car manufacturer. . VW is a company that has failed to comply with the principles of corporate social responsibility (CSR). Their only goal is to maximize profit. The Volkswagen company represents a total failure in terms of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). VW has, The premise of this paper is that corporate social responsibility in marketing should go far beyond the traditionally conceived CSR corporate social responsibility. Certainly, some typical efforts like philanthropy and executive volunteering have a distinct social component, but in recent years, many CSR activities, including corporate social responsibility types, have emerged. CSR is traditionally divided into four categories: environmental, philanthropic, ethical and economic responsibility. 1. Environmental responsibility. Environmental responsibility is the belief that organizations should behave as environmentally friendly as possible. Even though the pursuit of social responsibility and ethical marketing does not automatically translate into increased profits, it is still the responsibility of the company to ensure that it is responsible for its actions and their impact on society. This article will study 1 the understanding of business ethics and socially responsible marketing, 2 the development and,