Summary
Last month, Suzuki said it found “discrepancies” in its fuel emissions testing, but denied it was cheating. Then, because of its wrong, Suzuki’s shares came down 3percent to 2 percent on Tokyo stock exchange. Recently, earlier this year Japan’s transport ministry raided the offices of Mitsubishi Motors, after the carmaker admitted to falsifying its fuel economy data. Last year, Volkswagen in Germany also cheated the software in its diesel vehicles.
Opinion
Not only Suzuki but also other companies cheated its fuel emissions test and installing softwares. If do that, there is some benefit for them. However, the safety of people who use that cars is not protected. It is too late that happened an accident. The customers believe in the quality of products and use them, so the companies must have a responsibility for keeping the safety of the customers. It is more important for the companies to make products thinking of customers than to make a profit. Like this company is able to become a “good” company.