Standing in front of the same tree, I settled on the new Superior XR GR, there should be a fairly aerodynamic and lightweight frame, the shortest chainstay (415mm) that I was able to find that accommodates a 45mm tire (in the case of 2x, only 40mm, but I will check the compatibility of 2x and 45mm). Good price, now you can buy with discounts for ~2,300€, this is version 9.5, complete with a Shimano 1x12, 10-45 cassette

Full Ultegra di2, 50mm carbon wheels, weight ~8kg — 18000rmb/2500$. Even in China, I have not yet found a bike that can compete with this offer, taking into account all spes..

So I'm curious who will release it as their own bike for 2025.

Some strange local brand with a price of 5000-10000€ in one of the countries, as was the case with yiushun g095

Yes, Ican Graro is a copy of Scott geometry, this is one of the options. But I'm not a fan of copies and replicas, even as trolling, I don't like the aesthetics of pinarello. I think I'll go to bikefit with retul to make up my mind, at the moment I'm forming a short list for myself.

I'm in the same situation, I want to get a universal bike, but I don't know what to choose. I have 80 tarmac and sidewalks, 10 bad tarmac and 10 forest roads. I don't really want a road bike, maybe over time, because I want more versatility and convenience on the 50-100km trips that I usually do.

These are the options I'm currently choosing from (Listed in descending order of my interest)

Lightcarbon LCG072-D 2025
Workswell G358
Carbonda 505SL
Ican Graro

Pricey side
Canyon Grail
Orbea Terra
Superior XR 2025
Scott Addict

Looks like a cheesy copy of the Seka Spear for gravel. 

Yep, with the addition aero shields on calipers. It's probably completely painless or adds 1-3 watts of efficiency, but I just like how cool looks this frame.

https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,4138.15.html

I only know this frame that can fit your requirements.

They can also remove the fasteners on the fork if you don't need them for $ 100, maybe they can remove the fasteners for mud guards too. I'm going to assemble something in the aero gravel style with 45mm deep and 36mm outer width wheels with 40 or 45mm tires.

Finally took my bike out of LBS. The whole assembly came out at 9.1kg, but I wasn't chasing weight reduction either. Absolutely all spare parts were purchased on AliExpress. Total cost about 1450$.

Frame with seatpost and Handlebar: Seraph (It was the cheapest option 499$)
Saddle: Ryet plastic with carbon rail
Chaining: Senicx 42t (I also took 40t just in case)
GRX 600 165mm crankset 46/30
11-46t M8000 cassette
GRX RX812 RD
Lingmai ceramic BB
Riro magnesium pedals
RX600 2x11 levers
CN701 chain
Shimano RT54 160mm rotors
Onirii aluminium wheelset 36t ratchet 28h
Continental Terra Trail 40c
Brooks bar tape

According to the mechanic, the only difficulty was laying the internal wiring. The brakes adjusted easily and the first time.
I am 168 cm tall and chose the XS size. Toe overlap is really a problem that I faced and maybe it was worth taking size S, but this is a feature of geometry and toe overlap is a feature of this geometry. This is my first bike as an adult and I'm still very happy with it. Maybe I'll just change the tires to 50c