Motorists who try and maintain the green credentials of their Mitsubishi by replacing worn parts with car spares bought online may appreciate the steps the manufacturer is taking to minimise its impact on the environment.

According to the company, its NedCar plant in Holland – which has just produced its millionth auto – is run in a way that ensures the firm helps to preserve the planet for generations to come.

With the international ISO 14001 standard for environmental care, the facility has reduced the CO2 emissions released in the production of each car by 27 per cent.

There has also been a 44 per cent cut in drinking water waste at the factory.

On top of this, the plant has lowered its solvent emissions per auto by 61 per cent.

The manufacturer claimed the latter statistic is one of the most impressive results in the whole of the European automotive industry.

Meanwhile, motorists who own one of the group’s models and want to do their bit for the planet may find they can cut their CO2 emissions by replacing worn vehicle parts with Mitsubishi car spares purchased online.

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