Federal prosecutors accused Stellantis of violating the Clean Air Act, alleging the automaker attempted to deceive US regulators by selling vehicles it knew did not meet national emissions standards.

Stellantis NV will pay almost $204 million to resolve a multi-year emissions fraud investigation into Fiat Chrysler Automobile NV diesel vehicles, according to a criminal information filing ...

The Michigan-based arm of the international automaker Stellantis has pleaded guilty and agreed to pay $300 million in penalties to settle an investigation into alleged cheating on emissions tests ...

Stellantis, the multinational automaker that ... will plead guilty to emissions fraud and will pay about $300 million in fines. During the 2000s, automakers around the world looked at diesel ...

Stellantis purposely calibrated the emissions control systems on the models ... have been indicted and are awaiting trial on related fraud conspiracy charges.

Stellantis declined to comment ... action U.S. officials are expected to take against FCA in the emissions fraud matter. The affected diesel-powered vehicles span model years 2014 to 2016.

Detroit — The U.S. division of Stellantis NV on Friday pleaded guilty for cheating on government emissions testing on ... Clean Air Act and to commit wire fraud. The statute maximum penalty ...

Federal prosecutors accused Stellantis of violating the Clean Air Act, alleging the automaker attempted to deceive US regulators by selling vehicles it knew did not meet national emissions standards.