Winner of the Design and Innovation and Eurobike awards, Wilier Triestina’s Cento10 Hybrid is a sleek and sexy power-assisted road endurance bicycle that features an Ebikemotion X35 M1 motor hidden in the rear hub. The battery is integrated into the downtube and the frame is a full monocoque carbon beauty. The streamlined look is enhanced by the integrated stem and handlebar, which also incorporates the internal cables. The weight comes in at 10.1 kg with Shimano's Dura Ace Di2. A choice of four different kits and three colours makes the Cento10 Hybrid e-road bike a truly customizable ride. SRP starts at $12,000.

The Domane+ LT9 is Trek's flagship e-roadbike. Performance and comfort are built into this race-proven 500 series OCLV carbon frame design that includes endurance geometry, and IsoSpeed to absorb fatiguing bumps. Fazua's award-winning, lightweight 250-watt Evation e-bike drive system adds significant pedal assist to help bridge gaps, ascend climbs and maintain strong pack position. Shimano's Dura-Ace Di2 drivetrain and hydraulic disc brakes along with Bontrager's Aeolus Pro 3V carbon wheels deliver top-end engagement. With seven sizes available, a custom fit is within anyone's reach, including the option of replacing the e-drive motor and battery with a storage cover (sold separately) to save 2.9kg and convert your bike into a regular Domane. It's like two bikes in one, which can help justify the cost to your significant other. The SRP is $16,999.

The Specialized Turbo Creo SL Expert EVO combines high-end road with mountain bike technologies to deliver an execptional e-road adventure bicycle. The stiff, lightweight S-Works level, FACT 11r carbon frame includes the Future Shock 2.0 carbon fork and is designed for up to 38mm tires. The 1x Shimano Ultegra Di2 drivetrain uses an XT rear derailleur to allow a 42-tooth climbing cog, while the X-Fusion Manic 50mm dropper post will allow better control on steep, off-road descents. The Turbo Creo SL Expert EVO is powered by the Specialized SL 1.1 mid-mount 240-watt motor and SL1-320 integrated battery, with a range of up to 128 km and optional extender. This bike will leave no road (or off-road) challenge unturned. SRP $10,199.

The Pinarello Dyodo is a stunning e-road bike designed to travel farther and faster than the previous Nytro model. The Dyodo features the world-class 250-watt Ebikemotion X35 drive unit with 40Nm of torque and power assistance up to 32kph, with no resistance when not in use. The X35 system also includes a 250Wh battery that will keep you rolling for up to 100km. Use the Ebikemotion app to view performance, battery life, navigation and riding data. The best part of the Dyodo is that it looks and feels very similar to a regular Pinarello (with its carbon frame and agile geometry), while still providing that extra boost needed to get over climbs. The SRP is $12,750.

The Moustache Dimanche is all about exploring the path less travelled. The 250W from the Bosch Performance Line e-drive system with 500Wh Powerpack battery at your disposal allows you to take on the toughest gradients with ease. Shimano's 11-speed gravel-specific GRX groupset with hydraulic disc brakes ensures your bike will shift perfectly no matter how bumpy or dusty the road. Equipped with 50mm Maxxis Rambler tires, and an in-house aluminum dropper seatpost featuring 80mm of travel, the Dimanche 29.5 makes the roughest roads feel like fresh tarmac. The SRP is $6,999.

The Carbon CGV is part of iGO’s Performance+ series and features a full carbon fibre aero frameset and fully integrated cables for a clean cockpit. Powered by Bafang’s M800 slim-form centre e-drive system, riders can call upon up to 250W of power and 55Nm of torque. The removable and stealthily hidden 200Wh battery delivers more than 100km of adventure. With Shimano’s 11-speed reliable 105 drivetrain, including hydraulic brakes and Vision Team 30 rims, the CGV is perfect for flying over the tough stuff and leaving all your worries behind. The SRP is $6,950.

Giant’s Road-E+ Pro features an updated SyncDrive Pro motor and newly integrated compact 375Wh EnergyPak, offering the perfect way to extend your adventures on the road. With 80Nm of torque and 6-sensor Smart Assist technology, you can power up even the steepest of climbs. Equipped with a Shimano Ultegra groupset and hydraulic disc brakes, the sporty ALUXX SL frameset includes a D-Fuse seatpost for added compliance and Maxxis Re-Fuse tubeless tires for a smoother ride. The SRP is $4,999.

The De Rosa e-road bike is incredible for cruising on the open road or taking on local group rides. Featuring Bafang's ultra-compact M800 mid-motor system with 200W of power and a maximum torque of 55Nm, the 430Wh battery is neatly concealed in the downtube for a sleek road-bike appearance. The handlebar features a built-in liquid-crystal display, and the system uses speed and torque sensors for optimized power output. With Shimano's Ultegra 8020 drivetrain for smooth and reliable shifting and Fulcrum Racing 6 Carbon rims, this aerodynamic weapon from De Rosa is a climber's dream. Fully integrated cables in the beautiful carbon frameset and hydraulic disc brakes are added touches to this bike that weighs only 12kg. The SRP is $9,800.

The Agree Hybrid C:62 Race is an innovative and elegant carbon e-road bike. This bike by Cube is powered by the lightweight Fazua Evation e-drive system with 250 watts of power and 60Nm of torque at the ready. The removable 250Wh battery stowed in the sleek downtube is entirely self-contained and ready to take you farther. Equipped with an ever-reliable 11-speed Shimano 105 drivetrain, you’re set to both cruise and race on this lightweight, 14.9kg machine. Both front and rear thru-axles and Advanced Twin Mold construction ensure the Agree Hybrid is responsive, while the hydraulic disc brakes ensure you are always in full control. The SRP is $5,999.

The world of traditional bikes and e-bikes is increasingly blending—Colnago’s carbon E64 being a prime example. The E64 features the same design as the C64, making it a race-ready speed machine. Powered by the 250-watt Ebikemotion X35 rear hub motor with 40Nm of torque, along with a 250-watt battery neatly hidden in the downtube, the E64 remains compact and lightweight at around 12kg. An additional external battery can also be added to boost range. Courtesy of an easily accessible iWoc power button on the top tube, you can choose to ride with or without pedal assist. Shimano’s Ultegra Di2 drivetrain, with a 34/50 crankset and 11-30 cassette, can provide a range of gearing suitable for all terrain, while the Ultegra hydraulic disc brakes ensure control and consistent stopping power. The SRP is $10,480.