Looks like they'll have a road version with drop bars and a gravel version with flat bars: LINK
- Looks like a hub drive, as there is no shifting hardware and I don't think enough room in the bottom bracket for a motor. So single speed? It's less of an issue in an eBike than an mBike, since the motor can just help more at lower speeds. Hills will be a b**ch though if a fellow runs the battery down...
- Mounting points for a rear rack, but no fender options.
- I don't see a throttle either, so Class 1 to keep it simple & light?
- Interesting belt stay design, so that the frame doesn't have to be broken to change a belt.
- Looks like full integration of the lights.
- No option for gravel tires w/drop bars?
- Limited seat height adjustment, due to not having a full length seat tube
- Built-in batteries? = planned obsolescence? (though it's possible the other side of the frame opens)