A U.S. District Judge in California revived a class action lawsuit against Tesla for alleged antitrust violations, emphasizing the importance of right-to-repair laws for consumers and small repair shops.
Tesla faces accusations of violating antitrust laws by blocking access to parts and diagnostic tools, as well as having insufficient service centers, impacting consumers' repair costs.
The judge's ruling highlighted evidence of illegal market 'tying,' suggesting Tesla's attempt to sell a product that necessitates the buyer to purchase related services.
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