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@Avenger has made this claim multiple times on the past on TMC and every time it has been thoroughly refuted. Search the forums and you will find the discussions.
Are you claiming they supply the entire motor, entire drive unit including inverter, or just some handy motor parts that Tesla uses in building their own motors and drive units?

Where is the evidence for exactly what "motor parts" consist of?
 
Didn't we already have a long thread where this had been thoroughly refuted? Fukuta is supplying motor parts to Tesla (that is what all the BOLs you linked says), but the motors are made and assembled in Tesla's factory.

Does this need another separate thread?
 
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Can you, since you started the thread?
 
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This is the exact same large industrial motors that we discussed last time (note the unit count and weight).

1st Shipment: 2 AC Induction Servo motors each weighing 1283 kg taking up a 40 ft long container.
2nd Shipment: 960 motors parts (stators) taking up 2 containers. 1 AC Induction Servo motor taking up a separate full 40 ft long container .
3rd Shipment: 1 AC Induction Servo motor weighing 431 kg taking up a 40ft long container.

I already addressed why these are not Model S/X motors (hint: Model S/X motors are not servo motors, don't weigh more than 400kg and don't take up an entire shipping container).
Fukuta supply role to Tesla

Last time you failed to address these points. If you fail to address them this time again, I will also assume you are completely wrong about your assertion that these are assembled Model S/X motors.
 
The AC Induction servo design by Fukuta is for maximum torque - AC stands for alternating current - there is no other need for a alternating current motor on a Model S or X than the drive motor.

All other accessory motors on a tesla are direct current motors - just like on an ICE.

See Fukuta milestones 1993 -2001 , here FUKUTA ELEC. & MACH. CO, LTD.
 

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Must be noted again and again, the motors are made in-house, but Tesla uses many suppliers for parts. The rotor is most likely made by Fukuta, but not the entire Drive-Unit, not the actual Stator which is a more sensitive part to build.

See that video start at 3m50s:

 
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