Auto giant Stellantis reads its diesel fraud

Stellantis, the parent company of Dodge and Jeep, has pleaded guilty to criminal conspiracy charges including diesel pollution, and the world’s fifth-largest automaker agreed this week to pay $300 million in fines to end a multiple investigation by the Department of Justice and the Department of Justice, Reuters reported.

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The Justice Department said the Justice Department’s Department of Motor Vehicles, which merged with parent company Peugeot PSA to form Stellantis in 2021, has installed illegal software designed to cheat certain tests.

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In addition to paying the fine, Stellantis agreed to file space law compliance reports, plus a waiting period. In addition, three employees of Stellantis pleaded guilty to hashtag their own misdeeds. DieselJet saw the automaker’s opinion in the end paying more than $20 billion fines and legal settlements.