The carmaker expects this as an outcome of the high costs involved in meeting stricter European emission norms
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Renault expects majority of its car models sold in Europe won’t offer a diesel engine option. According to a Reuters report, Renault arrived at this conclusion after taking into account the costs involved in complying with the stricter European emission norms.
Ever since the Volkswagen emission scandal became public, diesel fuel has faced a lot of flak from the public as well as government agencies. It is being reported that automobile companies are doubtful about diesel engines regaining popularity among car buyers. The Reuters report…
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