Renault’s engineering chief, Gilles Le Borgne (ex-PSA), denies that his company has used special software to mislead emission controls. Nevertheless, Renault is now officially put under investigation in France /Renault
The emission fraud scandal dieselgate isn’t gone yet. On Tuesday, the French manufacturer Renault has been put under investigation in its home country. Meanwhile, the former boss of the VW Group, initiator of the scandal, has been paying €11 million indemnification to his former employer. The French ‘national’ manufacturer is accused of installing a software
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