TfL Brings Case Worth Up to £1 Billion Against Carmakers Over Ulez Compliance Transport for London's (TfL) high stakes lawsuit against car manufacturers over alleged non compliance with London's ultra low emission zone (Ulez) regulations has significant implications for the auto industry and urban air quality initiatives worldwide.
At its core, this case is a test of whether major carmakers are willing to invest in reducing pollution.
TfL claims that manufacturers such as Stellantis, Jaguar Land Rover, BMW, and Nissan allowed certain diesel vehicles to enter the Ulez zone without charge, despite allegedly being non compliant.