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I think it's very unlikely that the discounting will stop any time soon. There's going to be a hangover to this as well with people delaying purchasing a new bike at full pop because of years of deep discounts. Unless you're buying an e-bike with a significantly better motor or battery, the differences between each successive generation of a mountain bike is narrower and narrower. Take the newest Hightower or Sentinel as examples: they're both great bikes, but if you own the previous generation and it's not entirely clapped out, what's the incentive to upgrade at MSRP? It's going to...

At 70% travel there is a singularity which allows your spring force to simultaneously be three different values. Some hypothesize that if you can push past 70% travel you will bridge spacetime and land in a parallel universe.

They'd better be able to pack good value into the builds, they paid for 4/5ths of the tooling and all the R&D years ago. This bike has been available since Fall 2019, yes, it remains excellent, no, consumers should not be paying a premium for it. Edit: the fact that the value of the Comp is actually pretty good is indeed surprising.

Its going to be the Sight with the Bosch CX motor. The current Sight/Range ebikes were made in very small quantities because of the weight issues, should be out of stock soon.