Renault Indicted For Deception In France In Diesel Engine Investigation

Renault Indicted For Deception In France In Diesel Engine Investigation

Renault has been indicted in France for deception as part of the judicial investigation opened in France in 2017 into polluting emissions from older generation diesel vehicles - Three employees over the last four months have comitted suicide in this Renault's (French car maker) technological center located in Guyancourt, east of Paris, France. The Versailles prosecutor office has opened an inquery centered on working conditions in the 'Renault technocentre'. Picture dated on February 21, 2007. Photo by Jules Motte/ABACAPRESS.COM

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