There is a forum for the new Moto X here:
Motorola Moto X (2014) - Android Forums

I think you could get a first-hand answer to your question from owners of that phone on that site.

 

I went ahead and made the move over there

 

Basically the new Moto X is running stock android, all of Motorola's features are controlled in a stand-alone app. If you buy it through Verizon or AT&T (for example) you will still get whatever bloatware they choose to put on the phone as well.

Without gaining root access to the phone, the closest thing to deleting some if not all of these apps (I don't have the phone yet so I can't verify exactly) would be disabling them and hiding them.

 

The only bloat that was on my Verizon variant were Verizon apps and all but maybe 1 was able to be disabled. This thing is pretty much a Nexus.

 

Have you looked at the OnePlus One. It runs cyanogen mod, so is very like stock, but with a few little extras. Also, it's priced like a Nexus, unlike the Moto X.

The new Moto G is also worth a look. Don't be fooled by the low price, it's a great phone.

 

I wouldn't call Motorola's additions bloatware, personally. They're very much useful, but given everyone is different, you can just turn them off if you want the purest of the pure Android. Either way, they're not intrusive or in your face, at all.

The carriers, however, do add bloatware, so I'd recommend the Pure Edition if you're on AT&T or TMO. Alternatively, you can disable what you don't like. Otherwise, it's a pretty vanilla experience, Google Now launcher and all.

 

I predict you are going to love it! One week of use for me and I still haven't found any negative surprises.

 

Same here. Had my Moto X 2014 since Xmas and love it! Before, I was wary of its size becuase I used a SS4 Mini, but after 2 weeks, all is good! Very fast phone.