NISSAN TO RECALL OVER 1.2 MIL. CARS 日産１２1万台をリコール

Nissan Motor plans to recall more than 1.2 million vehicles that underwent pre-shipment inspections by unqualified staff at all of its domestic plants.　
Nissan President and CEO Hiroto Saikawa said he didn't know about the problem until he was told by the transport ministry.
Last week, the automaker said that employees without proper qualifications had conducted final pre-shipment inspections at all its plants in Japan. The company has stopped sales of at least 60,000 vehicles, including Note, Cube, and Leaf models.
Saikawa said the automaker will recall more than 1.2 million vehicles sold between October 2014 and September 2017 that were not properly inspected. He said they will conduct new inspections on the vehicles. He said the cost of the recall is estimated to exceed 220 million dollars.
Nissan plans to conduct an investigation with a third party and report preventive measures to the ministry.

◆undergo （検閲などを）受ける
◆preventive measure 予防策