M'bishi Motors likely used unapproved testing method for many models

M'bishi Motors likely used unapproved testing method for many models

File Photo shows Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s i-MiEV electric-powered car. It is among roughly 10 models tested by the automaker using a method not compliant with Japanese regulations to gauge fuel economy, sources close to the matter said on April 22, 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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