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Peugeot Diesel Emission Claims

Did you own a Peugeot Diesel between 2008 and 2018? You could be entitled to thousands in compensation due to Peugeot potentially altering their diesel emissions. Find out today if you can claim.

Important Information

Fairweather Group Ltd t/a ClaimExperts.co.uk do not give legal advice. You do not need to use a claims management company to make a claim.

While Fairweather Group Ltd are FCA-regulated, diesel emission claims are not a regulated activity. This claim does not fall under the jurisdiction of the FCA.

The No Win No Fee Success Fee is based on which expert panel member we refer you to and is payable to them. Our panel currently consists of a number of law firms, which can also be found on our Terms & Conditions. The No Win, No Fee varies, but is generally between 40%- 50%+VAT.

There may be a termination fee if you cancel your claim with a panel member after the cooling-off period. We are paid a referral fee by our panel members for a successful introduction. Fairweather Group Ltd will not charge you for our service.

Peugeot is the latest car manufacturer under investigation for potential misrepresentation of emissions and the use of defeat devices, which may have led to higher pollutant emissions than officially reported.

These alleged actions by Peugeot have potential implications for public health, the environment, and consumer trust.

By filing a potential diesel emissions claim, you can seek compensation for any damages and contribute to holding Peugeot accountable for their actions.

Read on to learn more about the Peugeot diesel emissions scandal, why filing a Peugeot diesel claim is important, and how ClaimExperts can assist you every step of the way.

 

What Is The Peugeot Diesel Emissions Scandal?

2016 saw much more scrutiny of diesel cars following the 2015 dieselgate scandal. With this, Peugeot came under investigation by French prosecutors. This investigation was initiated after the French consumer watchdog DGCCRF discovered seized documents suggesting irregularities in the diesel emissions of Peugeot diesel vehicles.

A diesel emissions probe conducted in 2017 revealed that approximately 1.9 million Peugeot vehicles could potentially be equipped with deceptive defeat devices. These devices are designed to manipulate emissions during official tests, providing misleading results in order to pass tests.

It was estimated at the time that the PSA Group, the parent company of Peugeot, could face fines of up to €5 billion due to these allegations.

A testing probe supported by the French government uncovered that five vehicles belonging to the PSA Group emitted significantly higher levels of nitrogen oxides (NOx) in real-world driving conditions compared to laboratory tests.

NOx is known to contribute to various respiratory diseases, cancer, acid rain, and smog. Notably, vehicle emissions are the largest source of NOx pollutants in our atmosphere.

 

What Does The Peugeot Diesel Claim Relate To?

The Peugeot diesel claim relates to the potential misleading of consumers and regulators regarding the actual emissions performance of Peugeot vehicles.

If proven true, Peugeot owners may be entitled to seek compensation for damages caused by the misrepresentation of emissions levels and potential harm to the environment and public health.

The Environmental Impact

Human Health

NOx contributes to various respiratory diseases, cancer, acid rain and smog. Pollution from cars is the biggest contributor to NOx in our air.

Premature Deaths

Air pollution is estimated to cause up to 36,000 premature deaths in the UK each year.

Child Deaths

The WHO estimated that in 2016, 600,000 children died from acute lower respiratory infections caused by polluted air.

Affect on Crops

High levels of nitrogen dioxide are harmful to vegetation - damaging foliage, decreasing growth or reducing crop yields.

Why Should I File My Peugeot Diesel Claim?

Filing a Peugeot diesel claim can have several important benefits:

  1. Compensation: You may be eligible to receive significant compensation for the misrepresentation of emissions and any resulting damages.
  2. Health Impact: By filing a claim, you contribute to holding car manufacturers accountable for their actions, helping to ensure cleaner air and safer environments.
  3. Environmental Impact: Peugeot diesel claims aim to address the issue of excessive emissions, contributing to efforts in reducing air pollution and protecting our planet.

 

What Are Peugeot Defeat Devices?

Peugeot defeat devices are alleged software installed in vehicles to manipulate emissions readings during official testing. These devices can recognise when a vehicle is being tested and adjust the emissions output to meet regulatory limits.

However, during real-world driving, the emissions can be significantly higher, potentially violating legal limits.

The use of defeat devices is prohibited under EU and UK law, subject to a very limited number of exemptions.

 

Which Peugeot Models Are Affected By The Diesel Emissions Scandal?

The Peugeot diesel emissions claim is still very new, and investigations are still ongoing. Our panel are initially looking for vehicles that are:

  • Diesel Engine
  • Manufactured Between January 2008 – December 2018

The exact models affected are still being determined, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

 

How much compensation can I receive for a Peugeot Emissions Claim?

The amount of compensation for a Peugeot emissions claim is yet to be determined.

As the investigation progresses and legal proceedings unfold, the potential compensation amounts will be evaluated based on various factors, including the extent of harm caused and the individual circumstances of each claimant.

Having said this, our panel of Peugeot emissions solicitors are confident that you may qualify for a potential compensation amount of up to 75% of your vehicle's value.

Comparable claims made against Volkswagen in the USA and Germany have resulted in substantial compensation for vehicle owners.

Over 100,000 UK Emissions claims have now been settled and paid out in the UK.

 

How Can ClaimExperts Help With My Peugeot Diesel Claim?

The ClaimExperts.co.uk legal panel are here to assist you throughout the Peugeot diesel claim process. Our experienced panel of legal professionals specialises in emissions claims and will guide you step-by-step, ensuring your rights are protected and maximising your chances of a successful claim.

  • Our panel operates on a No Win, No Fee basis
  • No Upfront payments
  • Panel are fully SRA-Regulated
  • We communicate with you using clear and straightforward English.
  • Fair and competitive legal rates

The claim against Peugeot is now open, and you can start your claim by clicking here.

The Diesel Peugeot Claim Is Now Open

Thousands of drivers have already joined the Peugeot Diesel Emission Claim.

Past and current Diesel Peugeot owners are both eligible. Each claim could be worth £1000s.

Start your claim today on our dedicated website, Emissions.co.uk.

Important Information

Fairweather Group Ltd t/a ClaimExperts.co.uk do not give legal advice. You do not need to use a claims management company to make a claim.

While Fairweather Group Ltd are FCA-regulated, diesel emission claims are not a regulated activity. This claim does not fall under the jurisdiction of the FCA.

The No Win No Fee Success Fee is based on which expert panel member we refer you to and is payable to them. Our panel currently consists of a number of law firms, which can also be found on our Terms & Conditions. The No Win, No Fee varies, but is generally between 40%- 50%+VAT.

There may be a termination fee if you cancel your claim with a panel member after the cooling-off period. We are paid a referral fee by our panel members for a successful introduction. Fairweather Group Ltd will not charge you for our service.

FAQs

Our legal panel believes diesel vehicles manufactured between 2008-2018 could be eligible.

No, currently only diesel vehicles are eligible.

Deadlines will apply to different manufacturer claims. The Volkswagen claim, for example, is now finished. We recommend getting in touch with our legal panel as soon as possible to avoid missing out. 

This sort of Group Litigation action is unlike usual personal claims. This sort of claim can take months, if not years. The Volkswagen claim finished in 2022 after 4 years of litigation. We hope now that precedent has been set it could be much quicker than this. Our panel will keep you updated throughout the case.

Yes, you can claim for more than one affected vehicle. You will need to complete the enquiry form more than once.

Our legal panel bring their claims on a No Win, No Fee basis. This means there is no upfront cost. If the case is successful, you will pay the panel from the compensation you are awarded. This success fee varies, but can be up to 50%+VAT.

These claims are rather complex because we have to prove the employee has suffered a loss or made payments towards the vehicle. Our panel also need to ensure that the company who the claimant leased the vehicle from is not making a claim for the same vehicle, as we cannot have two claims being brought forward for the same time period and vehicle.

In short, if you can prove you have made a payment towards the company car or have any documents connecting your name to the vehicle reg/VIN, then our legal panel are willing to move forward with it. If you have no evidence they cannot do anything with it unfortunately.

We also encourage Fleet Vehicle owners to contact us directly to see how we can upload bulk vehicles all at once. Please contact info@claimexperts.co.uk.

The vehicle in question must have been purchased in England or Wales.

Yes, you are able to claim whether your vehicle was bought new or second hand.

No, and we expect all manufacturers to deny wrongdoing and fight the case. Volkswagen denied wrongdoing and still compensated their customers.

A group litigation order (or GLO) is an order of a court in England and Wales, which permits a number of claims which relate to common issues to be managed collectively.

ClaimExperts.co.uk provide comprehensive claim guides and help you connect with expert legal firms across the UK. We have built a legal panel that specialises in various claims, including diesel emissions claims. Once you provide your details we will pass you onto the most appropriate legal panel member, an SRA-regulated law firm, who will then handle the case.

Currently out legal panel are only accepting claims of those who bought their vehicle in England and Wales.

However, if you did buy your vehicle in England and Wales, you can currently live in Scotland and still claim.

Yes, if the vehicle in question meets all other criteria, you are able to claim for mobility vehicles.

No, unfortunately our legal panel do not take on claimants who have signed up with another solicitor.

Yes, over £100m has been claimed by claimants in England and Wales.

We understand that with the rise of fraudulent schemes and scams, many may be sceptical. However, diesel emission claims stem from a real, well-documented scandal that affected millions of car owners worldwide.

These claims have already been paid out in England and Wales, and our legal panel are all fully regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Yes, you have a 14-day cooling off period in which you can cancel your claim. Cancelation after this will be covered in the agreement you are given before you sign up.

You can verify your claim by using our free-to-use emissions claim checker. You can use this here.

Generally speaking, no. Navigating the diesel emission legal processes is intricate, requiring the insights of technical experts to determine the facts. Attempting to file a claim on your own could result in expenses that surpass any potential compensation. Additionally, there is the risk of being responsible for the opposing party's legal fees.

We are happy to provide more information on this point if you require it.

Yes, even if you no longer possess the vehicle, you may still be eligible to make a claim. The basis for the claim is tied to the ownership period when the alleged misconduct occurred. These dates are between 2008-2018.

Yes, you can claim if you bought your car with cash, financed the car, or had the car on lease. Our legal panel will simply require some kind of evidence of ownership between 2008-2018.

Your Vehicle Not Eligible?

We may still be able to help you, even if your vehicle isn't eligible for a diesel emission claim. If you took out car finance for your vehicle, you may be eligible for a Mis-Sold PCP Claim.

If you have had a car finance agreement between 2014-2019 you may be eligible to claim thousands. Visit our sister website Undisclosed.co.uk to find out more.

The FCA has found that commission was paid on 95% of UK car finance PCP agreements. If you were not informed about this commission or the finance deal wasn’t right for you, you could be owed thousands in mis-sold car finance compensation. 

Start your claim today by completing the quick enquiry form on Undisclosed.co.uk.

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There may be a termination fee if you cancel your claim with a panel member after the cooling-off period. We are paid a referral fee by our panel members for a successful introduction. Fairweather Group Ltd will not charge you for our service.

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