Public Record · FY2025

EPA Clean Air Act Enforcement Cases — Fiscal Year 2025.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency resolved 9 Clean Air Act vehicle and engine enforcement cases in fiscal year 2025. Disclosed civil penalties total $583,419,000.

Cases resolved
9
Disclosed penalties
$583.4M
With penalty disclosed
9
Largest case
$525,000,000
Hino Motors, LTD
Showing 9 of 9 cases·Filtered total: $583,419,000
DefendantCategoryFYCivil PenaltyCourt Documents
Hino Motors, LTD
Falsified emissions testing data submitted to EPA for over a decade, affecting ~105,000 model year 2010–2019 heavy-duty diesel engines. $1.6B global resolution including the $525M civil penalty plus criminal fines, vehicle recall, and ~$300M mitigation program.
Manufacturer2025$525,000,000View Court Documents
The Manitowoc Company, Inc
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving the manufacture, import, or sale of vehicles, engines, or aftermarket components.
Manufacturer2025$42,600,000View Court Documents
Fayat S.A.S
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving the manufacture, import, or sale of vehicles, engines, or aftermarket components.
Manufacturer2025$11,000,000View Court Documents
Turn 14 Distribution, Inc
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving the manufacture, import, or sale of vehicles, engines, or aftermarket components.
Manufacturer2025$3,600,000View Court Documents
Diesel Performance Parts, Inc
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving aftermarket parts/services that defeat or tamper with vehicle emissions controls.
Aftermarket2025$320,000View Court Documents
Pacific Rim International West, Inc
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving the manufacture, import, or sale of vehicles, engines, or aftermarket components.
Manufacturer2025$300,000View Court Documents
Norfolk Southern Railway Company
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving the manufacture, import, or sale of vehicles, engines, or aftermarket components.
Manufacturer2025$299,000View Court Documents
Lone Star Auto Parts, Inc
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving the manufacture, import, or sale of vehicles, engines, or aftermarket components.
Manufacturer2025$240,000View Court Documents
North Coast Diesel, LLC
Settlement for alleged Clean Air Act violations involving aftermarket parts/services that defeat or tamper with vehicle emissions controls.
Aftermarket2025$60,000View Court Documents

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Adoption of the Legal Tuning Compliance Standard before regulatory contact is a recognized mitigating factor in the calculation of civil penalties under the Clean Air Act.