The scandal Test FUEL has now spread to Suzuki

The scandal Test FUEL has now spread to Suzuki

Suzuki Hustler were displayed in the exhibition

Tokyo, Post Compass - After the scandal of the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation which led to the release of the 34 percent stake to Nissan Motors Company and began to fall the Board of Directors, now the Suzuki Motor Corporation also pleaded not to implement the regulation in force in Japan.

Suzuki stated officially as reported in Automotive News, Wednesday (5/18/2016), has been using the method efficiency and emissions tests on 16 domestic model that does not fit Japan regulations.

The discrepancy was already underway since 2010 and involves at least 2.1 million vehicles, are still better than Mitsubishi that reveal already do so since 1991.

"The company apologised for the fact that we are not following the regulations set out the country," said Osamu Suzuki, Suzuki'S CEO, told reporters.

Osamu Suzuki said accidentally use the wrong data. Described, measurement data related the various components such as tires, brakes, transmissions, and the combination of all that by testing in a wind tunnel.

The impact of this incident is said to be not affected vehicles sold outside of Japan.

Since the start of the Mitsubishi case reports of Nissan in April, the Ministry of transport of Japan ordered the vehicle manufacturer in Japan to restart calculation test results of fuel. Up to now, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mazda, Daihatsu, Subaru, and still be safe.