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The Klarius case and the future of exhausts in an electric vehicle world

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Klarius products undergo rigorous quality testing Klarius products undergo rigorous quality testing in-house, in addition to those required to comply with regulatory standards.

On 3 December 2019, Manchester Crown Court cleared five current and past directors and managers of Klarius Products Ltd of charges of selling non-typed approved catalytic converters. Following the news of the Klarius directors’ acquittal, Tyres & Accessories got in touch in order to find out the inside line of what happened in and around the case.

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