EU will investigate Italy over Fiat emissions case

By:

Alissa de Carbonnel and Emma Thomasson

May 16, 2017 05:00 AM

BRUSSELS -- The European Union plans to launch legal action against Italy for failing to properly police allegations of emissions-test cheating by Fiat Chrysler following the Volkswagen scandal, EU sources said.

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