Reports: Fiat Chrysler to stop making diesels from 2022
Risings costs and a collapse in demand for diesel vehicles prompt the automaker to invest cash elsewhere
Fiat Chrysler will stop producing diesel passenger cars by 2022 after rising costs and slumping demand have combined to make rival technologies a more attractive bet. According to the Financial Times,...
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