Japan's IHI prime mover company admits to tampering with fuel consumption test data, and the number of engines involved has reached 4,361.
For small days, it's a big deal to bow, and there is no fraud that can't be solved by bowing.
If not, then bow again, I'll bow down, what else do you want.
And the counterfeiting of small days is the kind of all-round, especially in cars.
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has said: "If Japanese automakers cannot solve the problem of counterfeiting, the next thing will be affected is not only individual car companies, but even the ingenuity of Japanese companies to the outside world, and even the Japanese economy." ”
You may not know that the cost of counterfeiting in Japan is very low, and Japanese law stipulates that as long as you voluntarily admit to counterfeiting, you will be fined up to 1 million yen, that is, 50,000 yuan.
Therefore, it is no wonder that these companies were found to be fraudulent, and immediately developed a development project, bowed and apologized.
