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Several UK drivers might be eligible to receive compensation and not even be aware of their right to do so. This is because, since Dieselgate came to public attention, there have been legal battles in which more than one manufacturer was found to have installed emission-beating devices in its diesel vehicles. Consequently, many drivers have been exploring the possibility of receiving compensation for their diesel emissions claims. These drivers include those who don’t even ow

In a significant development tied to the long-running Dieselgate scandal, four former Volkswagen (VW) directors have just been convicted of fraud by a German court. For many in the UK who own or previously owned a diesel VW, Audi, SEAT, or Skoda, this case remains far more than a distant corporate drama; it could directly affect your legal rights and potential for compensation. So what exactly happened, and why does it still matter in 2025? Let’s break it down — starting from

When the Dieselgate scandal broke in 2015, it sent shockwaves across the globe. At the time, it seemed like just another corporate scandal — car manufacturers cheating emissions tests using "defeat devices". But today, nearly a decade later, we are learning that the consequences go far beyond legal battles and vehicle recalls. A shocking new study has estimated that 16,000 premature deaths in the UK are linked to pollution caused by vehicles rigged with these illegal emission