Your vehicle would run only a few minutes from one deep cycle marine battery with its voltage stepped up.
Usually one would use 8 batteries in series to raise the battery terminal voltage to match that of the motor. This way only 6 Amps of current is drawn and your battery bank should cope for a few hours with that.
Now, 8 big deep cycle batteries take a fair amount of room and weigh as much as two adults - that's why so few electric vehicles are seen on the road.
There's no magic with voltage converters - only losses :?
Klaus