Rear motor bracket

The Rear Motor Bracket is a critical structural component that secures the rear electric motor to the vehicle's subframe or chassis in Tesla models. This high-strength part, typically made from cast aluminum or forged steel, is engineered to withstand the significant torque, vibration, and weight of the rear powertrain during acceleration, regenerative braking, and cornering. It ensures proper motor alignment, reduces noise transmission to the cabin, and maintains drivetrain integrity. The bracket plays a key role in overall vehicle performance, safety, and durability, particularly in rear-wheel-drive and dual-motor AWD configurations.