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Renault confirms raids, says no pollution cheating devices found

By Photo: Representative Image (digitaljournal.com). French automaker Renault confirmed Thursday that anti-fraud police had visited its offices and factories, but said another probe underway has not found any pollution cheating devices. The carmaker said in a statement that independent tests launched at the behest of the French gov

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Published 14 January 2016, 8:00 · Updated 21:44

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Renault confirms raids, says no pollution cheating devices found

French automaker Renault confirmed Thursday that anti-fraud police had visited its offices and factories, but said another probe underway has not found any pollution cheating devices.

The carmaker said in a statement that independent tests launched at the behest of the French government have "not shown evidence of illegal cheating software on Renault vehicles."

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