The customer is always wrong: Tesla lets out self-driving car data – when it suits

The luxury car maker is quick to divulge data to suggest its technology was not responsible for crashes but refuses to let drivers themselves see the data logs

Luxury car maker Tesla is throwing some drivers' privacy under the wheels following accidents in order to defend its hi-tech self-driving car technology.

And while the company has handed data to media following crashes, it won't provide its customers' data logs to the drivers themselves, according to interviews conducted by the Guardian.