Transport for London is suing major carmakers for up to a billion dollars, claiming they deceived buyers by falsely advertising diesel vehicles as Ulez-compliant — allowing them to drive in London’s ultra-low emission zone without paying the daily fee. The lawsuit, tied to the broader “dieselgate” scandal, alleges manufacturers knowingly or negligently misled consumers and regulators, costing TfL millions and undermining its air quality goals. While the court has paused TfL’s case pending potential appeals in the larger dieselgate litigation, officials stress the Ulez is vital for cleaner air — and they’re determined to hold manufacturers accountable for lost revenue.
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