EC fines Autoliv, ZF-TRW EUR368 million for violating EU antitrust rules
TRW and Autoliv have been asked to pay fines of EUR188.9 million and EUR179.4 million, respectively, while Tataka was let off without any fine for reporting the cartels
The European Commission (EC) has concluded a probe involving supply of occupant safety systems to automakers in Europe and found Autoliv, TRW and Takata guilty of participating in anti-competitive behavior, the Commission said in a press release on 5 March. EC has fined Autoliv and TRW a total of EUR368.3 million (USD416.9 million) for breaching antitrust rules, but let off Takata without any fine as the Japanese supplier revealed the anti-competitive behavior to the Commission.
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