$299.7m fine for FCA diesel emissions issues

There has been a $299.7m fine for FCA diesel emissions issues in America that reportedly involves alleged misrepresentations of emissions outputs for some 100,000 diesel vehicles.

This fine is the latest of the many that have taken place across the world, many of which have arisen in the USA. This is positive news in the wider global fight for emissions justice, and anyone who has owned or leased an FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) diesel vehicle in England or Wales could be eligible to join our compensation action now.

About the $299.7m fine for FCA diesel emissions issues

The $299.7m fine for FCA diesel emissions issues has reportedly been ordered in the USA in relation to the company allegedly misrepresenting the emissions outputs for over 100,000 diesel vehicles sold in the US.

According to media reports, an investigation reportedly found that the automotive group FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) had misrepresented claims when marketing “clean eco diesel” vehicles with a tagline of “best-in-class” for fuel efficiency. It is understood that this has now been deemed as a misrepresentation which is why the $299.7m fine for FCA diesel emissions issues has been ordered.

Action against FCA in the UK

Whilst the $299.7m fine for FCA diesel emissions issues in the US looks to be another victory in the global fight for justice, this is an entirely separate matter to the action that is being taken against FCA in the UK.

We represent thousands of clients who are engaged in emissions claims for compensation against dozens of carmakers, and this includes brands under the FCA group. Whilst they continue to deny that they have done anything wrong here, we believe there is at least enough information and evidence for us to be able to be taking on the claims that we are, and pursuing our compensation action. If the allegations are proven that they have engaged in any form of cheating or misrepresentation behaviour here, we expect that we will be able to resolve claims by way of issuing compensation damages for anyone affected.

There are multiple ways in which a carmaker could be guilty of cheating emissions tests, from the use of so-called defeat device technology to simple misrepresentations. Some also stand accused of abusing so-called thermal windows. Whatever the method that may have been deployed, we are committed to fighting to get to the truth.

Start your emissions claim for compensation now

If you owned or leased a diesel vehicle over the last decade or so, you should check here now to see if you could be eligible to pursue a claim for emissions compensation. If you are eligible to start a case, you may be able to benefit from our No Win, No Fee legal representation – starting a case is quick and easy with our simple hassle-free process.

All you need to do is complete a few forms here now and we can take the case forward and assess your information. If we believe that there could be a potential claim to join the action, we may then ask for additional information and documentation from you to further assess the case. Once this has been received, we should be in the position to then know if you are eligible to join with thousands of others in one of our group actions.

If you have not yet started your claim, you should do so as quickly as possible. You may already be out of time for certain types of emissions cases, and you could be close to other deadlines that are approaching also.

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