Mitsubishi Motors admits manipulating fuel-efficiency tests
Shares plunge; carmaker to set up committee of external experts and publish results of probe expeditiously
Tokyo
JAPANESE carmaker Mitsubishi Motors Corporation on Wednesday admitted that it manipulated pollution test data in more than 600,000 vehicles, after reports of misconduct sent its Tokyo-listed shares crashing earlier in the day.
The company said it would halt production and sales of the affected vehicle models - mini-cars sold in Japan - and launch a probe into cars sold overseas.
The embarrassing admission comes in the wake of a massive pollution-che…
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