Nissan acknowledged that fake test exhaust gases in Japan

Nissan admitted to finding false data on dangerous gas emissions in most of its factories in Japan

There are no reported numbers of these vehicles, but they say that the tests of the content of harmful gases in the exhaust gases

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The company claims that the results of the inspectors are based on a distorted result s tests. In addition, Nissan promises to take steps to avoid repeating itself as well.

Nissan does not report whether such practices were found in companies located in countries other than Japan.

But he states that he has reconsidered the question. exhaust emissions, based on reliable data, and concluded that all its cars, in addition to the sports GT-R, fully meet Japanese standards. The GT-R is different from other cars, not explained

Analysis

Jotun Bloom, correspondent of the BBC for Business

This is a moment that undermines Nissan's reputation, but it can be concluded that the decision to falsify the tests was not decided by the company's management.

In the case of Volkswagen, the on-board computer was programmed whether it be tested. Otherwise, the car has moved to a "cleaner" mode to meet environmental requirements.

Nissan, on the other hand, could have mishandled similar tests. The procedures do not comply with the regulations and, therefore, the data must be adjusted to the required parameters.

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This is not as serious as Volkswagen. The violations during the tests were in all the factories of the company in Japan, except one, so it is not the stuff of a particular group of unscrupulous workers.

Nissan continues to investigate the circumstances of this case. . It is strange that the company claims that almost all of its cars meet the emission requirements.

If the scandal ends, Nissan may claim to have made a mistake because of an inaccuracy, unlike Volkswagen who knowingly falsified the results. 19659014] Security Check

On Monday, Nissan's listing fell by more than 4.5% after the company warned investors of plans to release a gas test report. 39, exhaust

In 2017, Nissan recalled 1.2 million vehicles in Japan after zay regulators

Further investigation into the reasons for non-compliance with state standards revealed problems with the exhaust gas tests

A big scandal preceded the falsification of Volkswagen's emission data for Volkswagen

In June, VW was fined a billion euros in Germany for having sold between 2007 and 2015 more than 10 million cars equipped with software to deceive the tests.