Are you speaking about the actual drive systems efficiency?
Possibly.
The rest listed? Nahhh
Hell yes electric is far more powerful than combustion in torque speed and power.
“Electrical engines produce maximum torque - the amount of force in a spin - at low speed. Gasoline engines don’t produce maximum torque until they get up to a certain rate of turn (typically higher RPMs), dependent upon how the engine was designed.
When you read about “horsepower”, which is a common measure of power production, you’re running the engine’s torque measurement at specific RPMs through this equation:
HP = (torque x RPM) / 5252
If we look at a BMW M3 torque band, the engine is putting out 415 ft/lb of torque at 8,000 RPMs.
Let’s compare this to a logging winch, which might produce 3,000 ft/lb of torque at 650 RPMs.”