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Mitsubishi Motors, in response to accusations from the German prosecutor's office, said that it did not underestimate the data on the level of harmful emissions from diesel cars. The Japanese automaker claims it has nothing to do with the suspicious engines, since they are produced by the French PS group (Peugeot and Citroen) and are supplied under license.

In turn, PS said that they really supply Mitsubishi Motors with suspected 1.6 and 2.2 liter turbodiesels. According to the German prosecutor's office, they may have been equipped with fraudulent devices. But representatives of the French company emphasized that these motors are certified in all markets in accordance with all the rules. Earlier, the German prosecutor's office conducted searches in the offices of Mitsubishi Motors, and if the fraud is confirmed, the company will face huge fines.