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I think the Surface has a throttle, but speed is limited or set by your assist level. That's seems really inconvenient, if you want to "punch the gas" on short notice. The RadCity has regenerative braking, which is often useful just for improving your braking power on long downhill runs...

Appreciate the feedback. That's the kind of stuff I was hoping to find out.

I'm looking for a bike that can handle my 6'3" flabby frame on a 9 mile commute reasonably well, and give me some excercise on my ride home. So I've been looking mostly at bikes with a combination of torque sensors and throttle, and including fenders, a rack, and lights saves me adding them...