Daihatsu headquarters raided over safety scandal

Daihatsu headquarters raided over safety scandal

Officials from the Japanese transport ministry enter Daihatsu Motor Co.'s headquarters in Ikeda in Osaka Prefecture, on Dec. 21, 2023, to conduct a search after revelations that most of its car models were affected by improper vehicle safety tests.

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