Mercedes-Benz and auto provider Robert Bosch agreed to pay about $6 million to resolve Arizona’s lawsuit over diesel promoting claims, the state stated on Friday.

Underneath the proposed settlement, Mercedes can pay $2.8 million in client restitution, and every qualifying Arizona client will obtain as much as $625 per automobile, Arizona Legal professional Common Mark Brnovich stated. The German automaker can pay $2.7 million in penalties, and Bosch can pay $525,000 in penalties, the state stated.

“Arizona calls for fact in promoting to help customers in making probably the most knowledgeable choices for themselves,” Brnovich stated.

Mercedes denied the allegations and made no admissions however stated “with the settlement, the corporate takes one other step towards decision of varied diesel proceedings… and avoids additional prices of litigation and prolonged court docket actions.”

In 2020, the German automaker agreed to pay $2.2 billion to resolve a U.S. authorities diesel emissions dishonest investigation and claims from 250,000 U.S. automobile homeowners.

The settlement included an $875 million civil penalty levied below the Clear Air Act and $546 million to repair the polluting autos and offset extra emissions.

A Justice Division investigation into the Mercedes emissions problem stays open and a variety of U.S. states have ongoing environmental and client safety investigations, the corporate stated in its annual report in March.

Mercedes — which was then often known as Daimler AG — agreed in 2020 to pay 250,000 homeowners as much as $3,290 every to get polluting autos repaired.

Diesel autos have come below harsh scrutiny within the U.S. since Volkswagen Group admitted in 2015 to putting in secret dishonest software program on 580,000 U.S. autos. VW paid greater than $30 billion to resolve investigations and purchase again autos.