Nissan spends trillions to recall 1.2 million cars

Nissan Motor Co. has announced that it will recall approximately 1.2 million vehicles that have not been properly inspected before leaving the factory by authorized personnel.

The cost of the recall is estimated to be more than $220 million.

Previously, the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport discovered that some unauthorized employees were involved in inspecting finished cars before they left the factory, and at the same time requested that the Japanese car company immediately stop selling a large number of 21 new car models in the Japanese market.

Nissan Motor has just had to stop selling at least 60,000 vehicles, including the Note, Cube and Leaf models.

Nissan Motor President and CEO Hiroto Saikawa said he was unaware of the issue until he was notified by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. The recall is estimated to cost more than $220 million. Nissan Motor plans to conduct an in-depth investigation and report back to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport on the preventive measures it will take.

Nissan Motor has just had to stop selling at least 60,000 vehicles, including the Note, Cube and Leaf models.

Mr. Naoki Yuzuriha, another representative of Nissan, also apologized for the "incident" that could cause customers to doubt the group's products./.

According to VOV