Why wouldn't you use the original Smart motor? Anything that you substitute for less than tens of thousands of dollars will be inferior to the original equipment.
Yes, you can drive a wheel "directly" (via a jointed shaft, but with no reduction gearing) but the resulting performance would be horribly poor.
Are you actually considering just driving one wheel?
Yes, you can drive a wheel "directly" (via a jointed shaft, but with no reduction gearing) but the resulting performance would be horribly poor.
Are you actually considering just driving one wheel?