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Renault Owners: Time Is Running Out!
The Renault diesel emissions scandal is one of the biggest consumer rights issues in the UK today.
If you drove a Renault diesel between 2008 and 2020, there’s a very real chance that you’re owed compensation.
But you have to act fast! The deadline is 31st March 2025, and once it’s gone, so is your chance to claim.
Check your eligibility
What’s at stake if you don’t claim?
If you don’t act now, you could miss out on thousands of pounds in compensation. Once the deadline passes, you won’t have another opportunity to file a claim.
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Even if you’ve sold your Renault, you might still be eligible.
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Even if you leased your car, you could claim.
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Even if your Renault wasn't recalled, it might still be affected.
Why risk losing out? Check your claim now.
Why Claim with Diesel Claim UK?
Choosing Diesel Claim UK means you’re in safe hands.
Here’s why thousands of Renault owners trust us to handle their claims:
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You won’t pay a penny unless we win your case. There’s zero financial risk to you.
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Our specialist emissions claim lawyers know exactly how to fight for the compensation you deserve.
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Checking your eligibility takes just a few minutes, and we handle all the legal work for you.
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We’ve already helped thousands of UK drivers file claims against major car manufacturers.
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Our legal experts work hard to ensure you receive the highest possible payout.
Final Countdown: Have You Claimed Yet?
Legal claims for diesel emissions cases have strict deadlines. While some manufacturers have already closed their cases, Renault claims are still open, but time is running out.
At Diesel Claim UK, we’re accepting claims until 30th April 2025, so don’t wait until it’s too late!
Simple Steps to Check Your Eligibility
Checking if you can claim is simple and takes just a few minutes. Here’s what you need:
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Your car’s registration number
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Proof of ownership or lease
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Purchase or lease agreement details
Once you’ve got these details, enter your information into our free checker.
If you qualify, our legal team will handle the rest!
Renault Cars in the Emissions Scandal
Not sure if your car is eligible? Take a look at this list of suspected affected models:
If you’ve driven one of these models, it’s time to check your eligibility here:
Current Status and Ongoing Investigations
As of March 2024, the High Court in the UK confirmed that Renault, along with other manufacturers, will face trial over alleged emissions cheating. This trial represents a significant step in holding manufacturers accountable and providing affected consumers with a platform to seek justice.
Renault's Involvement in the Emissions Scandal
Following the Volkswagen scandal, investigations extended to other manufacturers. In 2016, Renault faced a criminal investigation in France over suspected breaches of emissions regulations.
Regulators discovered abnormal levels of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from several of Renault's diesel engines.
Further tests indicated that models like the Renault Clio and Captur emitted significantly higher pollutants during real-world driving compared to official test conditions.
Diesel Deception: What Really Happened?
Back in 2015, the Volkswagen "Dieselgate" scandal sent shockwaves through the car industry. It turned out that car manufacturers had been using "defeat devices" to cheat emissions tests, making their vehicles seem cleaner in the lab than they actually were on the road.
These cars were actually pumping out far more pollution than legally allowed.
This scandal didn’t just damage Volkswagen’s reputation—it also put other manufacturers, like Renault, under the spotlight.
Find out if your Renault Diesel is eligible for a compensation of up to £10,000.
If you owned a Renault diesel vehicle between 2009 and 2018, enter your registration to check if you're eligible for up to £10,000 in compensation due to emissions test cheating. Find out if you qualify today!
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Emission claim ends 30th April 2025.
Renault Diesel Owners Could Get Compensation. Are You Eligible?
Thousands of Renault diesel drivers in the UK are filing claims—and for good reason.
Renault has been accused of cheating emissions tests, and if you owned one of their diesel vehicles, you might be entitled to compensation.
You could be due £1,000s—find out now!
Compensation claims for diesel emissions scandals have varied, but Renault owners could be looking at a payout between £1,000 and £10,000 depending on the model, the purchase date, and other factors.
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Decreased vehicle value: emissions scandals affect resale prices, leaving drivers out of pocket.
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Higher fuel costs: Vehicles with faulty emissions systems may consume more fuel than expected.
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Environmental & health concerns: NOx pollution contributes to respiratory diseases, smog, and climate damage.
And here’s the best part—at Diesel Claim UK, you can file a claim on a no-win, no-fee basis. If your claim is unsuccessful, you don’t pay a penny!
Why Claim ?
We offer every driver of a diesel vehicle the opportunity to explore if their vehicle may be affected and make a claim for compensation before the deadline.
How did this affect you and the environment?
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Lower BHP (Power) than specified
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Higher fuel costs
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Up to 40 times more emission
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Lower resale value
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Plus many more...
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See if your vehicle was affected
Use our emissions claim checker to see if your car was affected. Type in your cars registration number and tell us a little about the keeper to check your eligibility.
Start your journey for compensation of up to £10,000 on a No-Win, No-Fee basis.
Frequently Asked Questions
How did Renault allegedly cheat emissions tests?
Renault is accused of using “defeat devices," which are software programs that detect when a vehicle is undergoing emissions testing. These devices artificially lower emissions during lab tests but allow the vehicle to produce much higher NOx emissions in real-world driving conditions.
How does the emissions scandal impact my vehicle’s value?
Cars involved in emissions scandals tend to lose their resale value due to lower public trust and potential future repair or recall costs. If you own an affected Renault, you might struggle to sell it at a fair price, making compensation even more important.
Has Renault admitted to any wrongdoing?
Renault denies using illegal defeat devices but has been fined and investigated in multiple countries. In 2021, French prosecutors charged Renault with deception over emissions data, showing the seriousness of the case.
Will my claim affect my car warranty or insurance?
No, making a claim won’t impact your vehicle’s warranty, insurance, or road tax. The claim is a legal process against Renault, not against your insurer or the DVLA.
Can I claim against Renault and other manufacturers at the same time?
Yes! If you owned multiple diesel vehicles from different manufacturers, you may be eligible for multiple claims. Each case is separate, so check your eligibility for all your diesel vehicles.