Umm, Teslas do not use DC motors, I don't know where the article got that idea. I doubt they've ever used DC motors for anything more powerful than an electric seat adjuster. The Model 3 does use a permanent magnet motor, but it's an AC synchronous reluctance motor.
If you're going to make an article about electric motors in Teslas, at least make sure you get the facts about the electric motors right.
If you're going to make an article about electric motors in Teslas, at least make sure you get the facts about the electric motors right.