Nissan Motor Co. said Monday that it found its employees had fabricated data and conducted irregular tests in inspecting new vehicles at five domestic plants, the latest setback for a company embroiled in an inspection scandal last year.The Japanese automaker said data from emissions or fuel efficiency tests had been falsified between April 2013 and June this year. Also some tests were conducted at room temperatures, humidity levels and other conditions deviating from those required.Nissan said 10 workers at the plants were involved in the misconduct that affect 1,171 vehicles of 19 models …READ FULL ARTICLE
