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DonViejo

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Mon Jul 9, 2018, 09:38 AM Jul 2018

Nissan admits to more testing misconduct for cars sold in Japan

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Source: Reuters

JULY 9, 2018 / 4:45 AM / UPDATED 15 MINUTES AGO

Naomi Tajitsu

YOKOHAMA (Reuters) - Nissan Motor (7201.T) said on Monday it had improperly measured exhaust emissions and fuel economy for 19 vehicle models sold in Japan, the second case in less than a year where misconduct has been discovered in its inspection processes.

Nissan said it had found sample test environments for emissions and fuel economy in final vehicle inspections at most of its factories in Japan were not in line with domestic standards, and that inspection reports were based on altered measurements.

The incident is the latest in a growing list of data tampering in Japan which has tarnished the image of the country's manufacturing industry, known for high-quality, efficient production.

The latest misconduct does not impact vehicles exported overseas, as it applies to requirements intended specifically for the Japanese market, Nissan said.



Read more: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nissan-emissions/nissan-admits-to-more-testing-misconduct-for-cars-sold-in-japan-idUSKBN1JZ0RT

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