I'm a big e-bike fan but they are not a universal magic bullet. To be practical for daily needs you must be
--In a city or otherwise have a fairly short commute (i.e. less than 20 miles; probably less than 10 for most people)
--Where it's usually not raining or freezing
--Where riding a bike is safe
--Where you have a way to bring the bike indoors or otherwise protect it from theft at your destination without needing a lock that weighs as much as the bike.
There are a great many places in the world that meet those criteria, but there are also a great many that don't. And a huge number of the "don't" places are in the US, unfortunately.
--In a city or otherwise have a fairly short commute (i.e. less than 20 miles; probably less than 10 for most people)
--Where it's usually not raining or freezing
--Where riding a bike is safe
--Where you have a way to bring the bike indoors or otherwise protect it from theft at your destination without needing a lock that weighs as much as the bike.
There are a great many places in the world that meet those criteria, but there are also a great many that don't. And a huge number of the "don't" places are in the US, unfortunately.