Nissan Renault faces emissions cheating trial: don’t miss out on compensation
July 7, 2024
Nissan Renault is facing trial in the UK for emissions cheating. In October next year,
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BMW is accused of selling cars fitted with illegal ‘defeat devices’. These devices tricked emissions tests to make it seem like the cars were less-polluting than they actually were. As a result, lawyers claim drivers may have experienced higher fuel bills and maintenance costs. They also allege the affected cars are likely to be worth less than drivers paid for them.
Hundreds of thousands of BMW owners could be due compensation. Each claim could be worth thousands of pounds.
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Did you own or lease a diesel BMW manufactured between 2008 – 2020?
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2015
The ‘dieselgate’ scandal started with the Volkswagen Group. US investigators discovered that the manufacturer had sold cars with software that could detect when the vehicles were being emissions tested and change performance to improve results. In some cases, emissions were up to 35 times the legal limit. The scandal then spread to other countries and car manufacturers.
2017
German authorities investigated BMW, Daimler (Mercedes-Benz) and The Volkswagen Group, over reports of diesel emissions collusion.
2018
BMW’s headquarters were raided by German prosecutors as part of an investigation into the suspected use of emissions cheating software. The carmaker later admitted to mistakenly installing around 11,400 defeat devices in its diesel vehicles.
2019
BMW, Daimler, and The Volkswagen Group were charged for colluding to restrict the introduction of clean emissions technology.
2021
The European Commission found that BMW and certain other car manufacturers had conspired to prevent the deployment of clean emissions technology. Together, BMW and Volkswagen were fined €875 million for breaking EU rules.
2023
By granting a Group Litigation Order (GLO), the UK High Court ruled that BMW would face legal action over its role in the emissions scandal. A GLO permits people who have experienced a common issue to have their cases managed collectively.
We’ll provide more updates on the BMW emissions scandal as they occur.
Allegedly, BMW fitted several of its diesel models with an illegal ‘defeat device’. As a result, owners of the affected vehicles may have experienced higher fuel bills and maintenance costs. The affected cars are likely to be worth less than drivers paid for them. The dieselgate scandal has also contributed to the emission of illegally high levels of Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) into the atmosphere. This has significant implications on the pressing climate emergency and on human health.
If you have owned or leased a diesel BMW vehicle, you could have a claim. The following models are believed to be affected by the BMW emissions scandal:
According to lawyers, because BMW sold cars with illegal defeat devices, affected drivers may have experienced higher fuel bills and maintenance costs. The affected cars are likely to be worth less than drivers paid for them. Furthermore, legal experts allege that BMW exposed its customers to dangerous NOx (nitrogen oxide) emissions, which has significant impacts on the environment and human health. Lawyers believe these drivers deserve compensation for the possible harm and injustice.
If you have owned or leased a diesel BMW vehicle, you could have a NO-WIN, NO- FEE compensation claim. Try our simple eligibility checker to see if you have a case.
Yes, if you sold an affected vehicle, you can still join our group action. Try our simple eligibility checker to see if you have a claim.
We cannot say how much compensation you might get if you win your compensation case. Each claim is based on its merits and your solicitor will work to get what’s owed to you. We expect that claimants in this case could get back between 25-75% of the vehicle’s value.
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