And yet, it is undeniably a Harley. The LiveWire, the first production electric vehicle from Harley, is looking to redefine an industry that has grown complacent in the face of declining sales.

Back in 2018 Harley-Davidson unveiled one of the coolest-looking electric mopeds we had seen at the time. But years later the Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer hasn’t shown us any more ...

But the news was not so great for LiveWire, Harley’s electric motorcycle business. Revenue there was down by 28%. Harley spun out LiveWire into a separate entity last year, though it still owns ...

Rich Benoit of Rich Rebuilds on YouTube built an electric Harley-Davidson to glide around town with a certain quiet style. Or, you know, completely different than just about every other Harley on ...

Harley has come to terms with the fact that ... spankin-new Ducati Panigale V4 S (at 89.5 lb-ft), and the Alpinista’s electric motor can deliver all that instantaneous torque from a single ...

Harley's new electric motorcycle could become a status ride like Tesla's Model S. By Michael Walker Add Harley-Davidson to the list of vehicle manufacturers that will have an electric on their roster.

The road ahead for LiveWire, an electric motorcycle Harley-Davidson launched four years ago, has been slowed by the lack of automotive EV charging stations, Harley executives said May 14 during ...

Harley-Davidson was one of the first major motorcycle manufacturers to add electric motorcycles to its lineup last decade. It should come as no surprise then that the company’s CEO Jochen Zeitz ...

The reason, of course, is LiveWire, Harley’s now spun-off but still affiliated EV division. The LiveWire electric motorcycle made its production debut in 2019. It cost as much as the firm’s ...

Out of both necessity and ambition, Harley-Davidson might become all-electric at some point. As unlikely as that may seem, ...

If you thought the future of Harley-Davidson and the motorcycle industry, in general, was all about high-powered electric motorcycles, you were wrong. I see speedy electric motorcycles as part of the ...

Harley-Davidson is planning to phase out motorcycles powered by its storied internal combustion engines, and will slowly but surely transform into an all-electric brand. Harley CEO Jochen Zeitz ...