I have a Godin Freeway Classic. The new guitar shares it's exact body and neck construction and most of the hardware. What I see different is the single-single-double configuration instead of the Freeway Classic's Double-single-double, and the addition of a pre-amp with a cleaver bipass switch.
I suppose you could call it the next stop in the Godin double-cut line, though in my humble opinion the Godin Artisan's of the 90's and early 2000's with their stacked humbuckers were better instruments over all.
I like my Freeway Classic well enough, but the pickups are very generic sounding (kind of like the typical OEM Seymour Duncans that are popping up everywhere. They are totally acceptible, but just don't have the chimey character of a good ole' Gibson PAF or the focus or a Lace or EMG. Still, I've gigged with it and it sounds pretty good.
The necks on these things are phenomenal, especially if you're sensibilities lie in the Fender camp. The three piece leaf maple bodies are a bit light weight for my taste and it affects the tone significantly.
Jeff