Fiat Chrysler used software to cheat diesel emissions testing, EPA alleges
The car company installed software in multiple models that 'increases air pollution' for three years, in violation of the Clean Air Act, EPA claims
The US Environmental Protection Agency has accused a second major car company, Fiat Chrysler, of cheating on its diesel emissions testing by using secret software applications in multiple models. The...
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