La Comisión Europea ha acusado formalmente a las automotoras BMW, VW y Daimler de coludirse para impedir el despliegue de tecnologías para la reducción de emisiones contaminantes. Se dice que estas compañías, cuyas marcas incluyen a Mercedes, Audi, Volkswagen, Porsche y BMW, han limitado y retrasado el uso de tecnología que habría reducido las emisiones de los autos diesel y de gasolina.
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