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Tesla may be dominating the electric car marketplace -- and has legacy automakers quaking in their tire tracks. 

But one place Tesla most certainly doesn't lead is in its approach to right-to-repair, placing itself somewhere on par with John Deere and Apple. 

Today, we're asking just why that is - trying to suggest some reasons behind its policies - and some counter arguments we wish Tesla would investigate. 

Watch the video above to find out more, support us with the provided links, and let us know what you think below -- but remember to keep your comments civil! 

Presenter: Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield
Produced: Transport Evolved