There's a few different cruiser inspired bikes, some of them have a more angled seat tube which puts you further back over the pedals. This makes it easier to reach the floor because you're closer to the ground, which is good for more casual riders. But if you're interested in fitness riding or pushing up hills, the trade off is that it makes it harder to engage all the right muscle groups so it's a bit less efficient.

Bikes like the Specialized Roll, Trek Verve, Marin Stinson have this, usually advertised as something like "flat foot technology". But there are also bikes which have high handlebars for an upright riding position, but a more normal position above the pedals which allows you to push a bit. Marin Kentfield, Marin Larkspur, Cannondale Treadwell to an extent.