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據了解,進行調查時,該公司的負責人坦承偽裝一事,表示:「京都產的缺貨,想說用近江牛代替的話,客戶反而會覺得高興吧。」
2017.10.19
In-house investigators at Nissan have found that improper final inspections of its vehicles had been going on for nearly 20 years.
The final checks are required by the government to verify the safety of vehicles.
Nissan revealed on Thursday that unqualified staff members at 4 factories were still allowed to carry out the checks, even after the scandal came to light last month.
Nissan officials then announced that they would suspend domestic shipments from all 6 of its factories in Japan, including one in Yokosuka City, near Tokyo.
The company is coming up with steps to prevent such improper inspections from happening again.
These include consolidating vehicle checks at one location, and making inspection areas off-limits to unauthorized workers.
Japan's Transport Ministry will strongly urge Nissan to thoroughly carry out those preventive measures.
質檢醜聞加劇 日產暫停日本本土汽車生產 |
Researchers' work questioned after errors discovered in Kumamoto quake data
The science ministry is looking into whether quake-strength data was falsified or fabricated.
日產汽車安全檢查醜聞或令其面臨處罰及人員獲刑 |
Nissan recalling 1.21 million autos because final inspections at factories were done by unqualified employees.
Nissan will recall 1.2 million cars in Japan amid safety inspection scandal
Nissan Motor Co. said Monday it is recalling about 1.2 million cars in Japan that did not meet domestic rules on final safety inspections. "I sincerely apologize. This should not have ...
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