每经记者|李星 每经编辑|陈柯名 余婷婷 北京市大兴区人民法院的一纸判决书，再次让四年前上海车展中站在特斯拉"车顶维权"的女车主张亚周被业内关注。 9月16日，北京市大兴区人民法院就张亚周诉特斯拉汽车销售服务（北京）有限公司等买卖合同纠纷一案作出判决。张亚周提供的判决书显示，法院责令 特斯拉汽车销售服务（北京）有限公司、特斯拉（上海）有限公司共同于判决生效之日起十日内，向其提供车辆识别代号为5YJ3E7EA7LF550391的特斯 拉Model3车辆于2021年2月21日发生交通事故前三十分钟的完整行车数据。 图片来源：受访者供图 2021年2月，张亚周的父亲驾驶一辆特斯拉Model 3发生追尾事故。同年4月，张亚周身穿"刹车失灵"字样T恤，在2021上海车展首日站在特斯拉车顶高 喊"特斯拉刹车失灵"，引发广泛关注。 张亚周自2021年2月其父亲驾驶特斯拉发生追尾事故后，持续要求特斯拉提供完整行车数据却屡遭拒绝。"四年了，真的是太难了。"9月16日晚间，张亚周 接受《每日经济新闻》记者独家专访时感叹，"这四年来，我与特斯拉打官司，一直在输、一直在输，今天终于赢了特斯拉一次"。 在接受记者采访过程中，张亚周多次 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent court ruling in favor of Zhang Yazhou against Tesla highlights ongoing concerns regarding the company's transparency and data provision related to vehicle safety, particularly in the context of a four-year legal battle following a car accident involving a Tesla Model 3 [2][4][6]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings - On September 16, 2023, the Beijing Daxing District People's Court ordered Tesla to provide complete driving data from a Model 3 involved in a February 2021 accident within ten days [2]. - Zhang Yazhou has been engaged in legal disputes with Tesla for four years, primarily seeking transparency regarding the vehicle's braking system and the circumstances surrounding the accident [4][6]. - The court's decision marks the first legal victory for Zhang in her prolonged struggle against Tesla, which she claims has consistently failed to provide necessary data [8][10]. Group 2: Consumer Rights and Advocacy - Zhang emphasizes the importance of consumer rights and the need for accountability from large corporations like Tesla, stating that her actions were driven by a desire for truth regarding the vehicle's safety [6][12]. - The case reflects broader consumer safety concerns, as Zhang argues that the lack of data provision could indicate potential defects in Tesla's braking system [10][13]. - Zhang's persistence in the legal battle is supported by her family, who believe in the necessity of advocating for consumer rights [12][14]. Group 3: Financial Implications - Zhang has incurred significant legal expenses, reportedly exceeding 800,000 yuan (approximately 120,000 USD), in her pursuit of justice against Tesla [15]. - The initial purchase price of the involved Tesla Model 3 was over 400,000 yuan (approximately 60,000 USD), indicating the financial stakes involved in the case [15].

Core Viewpoint - The recent court ruling in Beijing has brought renewed attention to the case of Zhang Yazhou, who has been in a legal battle with Tesla for four years regarding the provision of driving data related to a traffic accident involving a Tesla Model 3 [1][3]. Group 1: Court Ruling and Legal Proceedings - On September 16, 2023, the Beijing Daxing District People's Court ordered Tesla to provide complete driving data from 30 minutes prior to a traffic accident involving Zhang Yazhou's father [1]. - Zhang Yazhou expressed that this ruling marks her first legal victory against Tesla after four years of litigation, highlighting the challenges faced in pursuing justice against a multinational corporation [3][5]. Group 2: Zhang Yazhou's Advocacy and Goals - Zhang Yazhou's primary goal throughout the legal battle has been to ascertain whether there were any issues with the Tesla vehicle's braking system, which she believes contributed to the accident [5][11]. - She emphasized the importance of consumer rights and the need for transparency from Tesla regarding vehicle safety data, stating that her actions were justified in seeking this information [9][10]. Group 3: Financial and Emotional Impact - The financial burden of the legal battle has been significant, with Zhang Yazhou indicating that she has spent over 800,000 yuan (approximately 120,000 USD) on legal fees, which is more than the original purchase price of the vehicle [11]. - The emotional toll of the prolonged legal struggle has been substantial, but Zhang Yazhou remains committed to uncovering the truth about the vehicle's performance and ensuring consumer safety [10].