They have been selling FWD cars for years with equal length shafts. It helps, but does not solve the problem. The newer, fancy suspension setups like the Civic

They have been selling FWD cars for years with equal length shafts. It helps, but does not solve the problem. The newer, fancy suspension setups like the Civic Type R (mentioned in reply to you) get rid of most of the torque steer, but it's still there. If anything, all the extra bottom end torque from an electric motor is going to cause worse torque steer. The problem will not be solved by electric motors alone.