European Commission finds German automakers illegally colluded on emissions technology
By DW
07 April 2019 |
9:02 am
German car giants VW, Daimler and BMW colluded to restrict the development of technology to clean emissions from passenger cars, the European Commission said in preliminary findings from its antitrust probe.
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