Mitsubishi fuel economy fix: more dangerous than dieselgate, or getting off lightly?

VW is not the only automotive company found to have been manipulating testing data. How Mitsubishi will fare in comparison remains to be seen. By Megan Lampinen

Mitsubishi has come forth with a public admission that some fuel consumption testing data submitted to the Japanese authorities was fudged to make figures appear better than they really were. Strongly echoing well-publicised developments at Volkswagen with its defeat device scandal, this time the situation appears limited to Japan.

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