Harley-Davidson to pay £11.4m over motorbike 'defeat devices'

Harley-Davidson has agreed to pay 15 million dollars (£11.4 million) to settle a complaint filed by US federal environmental officials over racing tuners that caused its motorcycles to emit higher than allowed levels of air pollution.

Harley-Davidson to pay £11.4m over motorbike 'defeat devices'

Harley-Davidson has agreed to pay 15 million dollars (£11.4 million) to settle a complaint filed by US federal environmental officials over racing tuners that caused its motorcycles to emit higher than allowed levels of air pollution.

The Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency announced the settlement on Thursday.

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