Does the New energy Vehicles have the drive shaft?

Yes. Most New energy Vehicles  have the Motor driving through a fixed gear ratio/differential. Drive shaft feed power from the differential to the wheels.

The Twin engine AWD Tesla has 2 differentials one front, one back. There are drive shafts front and rear.

The power train has a little different in that it has 2 electric motors acting directly on the half shafts (and a third between the ICE and the ‘gearbox’ with electronics using the driveshafts coupled motors to takecare of the torque vectoring, but it's a hybrid, not a full EV and the Electric motors dont provide power over the entire speed range.