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According to foreign media reports, BMW has installed the wrong engine management software in its 7965 vehicles, resulting in increased emissions. At present, Munich prosecutors have imposed a fine of 8.5 million euros on BMW, and BMW said it is willing to accept it.

Prosecutors in Munich punished BMW for negligence, which was caused by the company's mismanagement. It is understood that BMW's wrong engine software makes the nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution level of BMW engine emissions during testing inconsistent with the actual level.

Since 2018, Europe has conducted increasingly stringent emissions tests on the models of major automakers, as Germany has announced the timing of the ban on the sale of fuel vehicles and the controversy caused by the Volkswagen "emission door" incident. Emission testing of models sold to Europe is also becoming more stringent.

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