Or fined 330 million won for Nissan to be accused of emissions in South Korea**

A few days ago, the Ministry of Environment of South Korea accused Nissan Automobile of being suspected of tail gas cheating and would be subject to a fine of 330 million won (about 1.815 million yuan) by the Korean Ministry of Environment. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. denies this, and said that none of its models use any cheating equipment or software.

After the Volkswagen “emission gate” incident, the Korean Ministry of Environment immediately tested 20 models sold in South Korea, including Nissan's all-new generation of Hacker's diesel version. The department believes that Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. will use the code for handling the exhaust gas test in the ECU of the vehicle to control the actual pollutant emission level of the vehicle (the same as the "cheap mode" of the Volkswagen "emission gate" model) for cheating. Nissan is suspected of cheating. From the English city of Sunderland.

Nissan responded that it has never used any cheat code, whether it is a hacker or other models of the Nissan brand, and European authoritative tests also show that Nissan’s models do not have cheating. In addition to the fine of 330 million won (approximately 1.81 million yuan), the South Korean side also asked Nissan to recall 814 sedan-related models, and Nissan has about 3 months to deal with the matter.