In Germany, an investigation has been launched against Daimler, which is accused of manipulating harmful emissions from diesel engines on two Mercedes-Benz models.
Four- and six-cylinder diesel engines installed on GLK 250 crossovers and GL 350 SUVs produced from 2008 to 2016 came under suspicion
If the understatement of real emissions is confirmed, the Germans will have to recall about a million units of these models, which will ultimately cost the company about half a billion euros.
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