UELVEs MBC

Acronym decoding:

UELVEs: Ultra-Efficient Libre Electric Vehicles for everyone.
MBC: the Embassy, or the "MythBusters Car" (get it?), in honour of their discovery that a golf-ball texture on a car bodypanels significantly improves fuel economy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUiGhyHC-1A

Specifications

100kg weight
2 occupants
Twin 3-5kW Axial Flux BLDC chain-driven motors (no gearbox needed)
1.1 x 1.5 x 3.4 metre dimensions with an "airbox" down the centre
Only a 1.1 m^2 front surface area (due to the "air tunnel")
0-60mph in under four seconds (Sur-Ron "3" kW Motors can be pushed to 13kW for short durations, and there's two of them)

Use downhill mountain-bike parts that have been proven to be light, strong and effective up to a 50kg weight with an 80kg load, thanks to the Sur-Ron Electric Bike.
Use twin Sur-Ron direct-drive 3-5kW Axial Flux electric motors
Use twin ASI BAC4000 BLDC Controllers (or VESC Vedder BLDC Controllers http://vedder.se/2015/01/vesc-open-source-esc/)
Outer skin using the GABoats technique (Geodesic Aerolite Boats) - http://gaboats.com
Inner frame using 3D-printed fibre-reinforced "nodes" connecting continuous-fibre-reinforced pipes on a Fibre_Reinforced_Pipe_3D_Printer or getting carbon-fibre, hemp-reinforced tubes (or even Bamboo), based on the Divergent 3D "Blade" car manufacturing concept https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPv7PwS50OE
Epoxy-soaked cloth "wrapping" carried out on joints, if necessary, using the Calfee Design Bamboo bike technique. https://calfeedesign.com/what-is-in-calfee-diy-kits/
Swappable Modular batteries using the Open_Source_Battery_Pack