The Mining Guild Ore Crawler, holocrons, the son of a force sensitive & a corellian freighter captain named 'Jacen', and the whole silly plot of tRoS says "Hi".
took some screenshots of the E Wing, Can tell some of the design choices they made, but not really the best shots..
Well let's be clear on one thing: no two depictions of the E-Wing have ever been quite alike (not even within the same publication!) Indeed it can vary quite wildly depending in the artist, both in details and proportions.
That said: it's broadly faithful to Cam Kennedy's original art, but (not surprisingly) seems to be using the proportions of Doug Chaing's sketch from the '96 Essential Guide (published 4 years after 'Dark Empire') as it's primary jumping off point. Even then, it's only really using the overall shape and very much doing it's own thing with the details.
The wings appear to be both thicker, have a greater span, and the overall anhedral slope is significantly more gentle. The useless little wing support is gone, along with the even more useless ventral cannon.
While the EU version's fuselage was generally skinny and actually tapered both fore and aft (like the ARC-170) this design seems generally much wider and tapers only in the one direction; from tail to nose. The curved "beaky" tip of said nose has been replaced with a hard sloped edge showing off the fuselage's trapezoidal cross-section. The idea of a shrouded astromech socket is also gone in favour of a more standard looking one (and if this Kenner inspired design is the canon R7-unit, I'd call that a massive improvement over that triangle eyed abomination!) Another improvement is that the canopy also seems to slide forwards rather than hinge upwards. An ironic change given the aforementioned absence of the dorsal cannon; the EU version's approach was beyond awkward with the gun actually splitting into two in order the let the pilot out!
I still don't particularly
like the design, but seems as good an execution of the general idea as one could wish for and seems to suit the role of a smaller, lighter police pursuit craft. Indeed, going by what we're seeing, this may not even be a starfighter at all but an airspeeder. So less of an X-Wing successor and more of a T-16/T-47 replacement.