BEST EBIKE

Specialized Turbo Vado SL Equipped

      When I had to return this electric bike (9/10, WIRED Recommends), I almost cried. The tiny, but powerful, custom motor and slim battery are integrated into the frame, so it doesn't even look like an ebike. The XS frame weighs 33 pounds, only a few more than a regular steel bike. It has a hybrid frame with flat handlebars that make it easy to maneuver on a variety of surfaces, whether you're scooting along at 28 miles per hour or bumping through trees at your local park.
      Specialized's Smart Control system means you don't have to adjust assistance while you're riding, or worry about having enough battery to get home. A hidden shock in the head tube cushions the blow from any unexpected potholes. Even the accessories are top-notch, like long, flexible custom fenders that sluice water down and away from you in the rain. I put 40 miles on it in three days. It was so fun that it was hard to hop off.
https://www.wired.com/gallery/best-electric-bikes/

I did a scan of eBike offerings from Trek and Giant.  Specialized is at least a year ahead of everyone.  My only concern is this eBike outclasses everyone else by such a significant margin that it may be too good to be true. Tom

Also check out https://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/a22132137/best-electric-bikes/ 
Although this article is dated in May 2020, it most likely was several months out-of-date when published,