Harley-Davidson has revealed its plans of launching new electric motorbikes to expand its EV product line-up. The American brand’s electric division LiveWire has revealed its future plans of electrification via a presentation that was intended for its investors. The brand has revealed that LiveWire also intends to launch the S2, S3, and S4 electric motorcycles for the global market. While the exact timeline was not revealed the brand announced that the electric motorcycles are coming in the near future.
Livewire Presentation & Bike Details
According to the presentation, Livewire reveals that the brand has been working on a brand new platform called ‘Arrow’. The new Arrow architecture will be utilising a battery pack. This innovative battery pack will be connecting the steering head with the motor on the rear. This creates an all-new chassis with the help of the rear swingarm connections. The new ‘Arrow’ platform is also modular in nature and can support different battery or motor sizes, revealed LiveWire.
Harley-Davidson also revealed that the first motorcycle to use the new platform will be the new S2 Del Mar. In addition to this, the company is also likely to use different design styles for this new platform. This will help the brand create more motorcycles for different segments. LiveWire also reveals that after the launch of the S2 Del Mar the brand will introduce the S3 entry-level motorcycles. Also, Harley-Davidson will introduce the S4 models to replace the current-gen LiveWire that has been on sale for the past couple of years.
Recent News
Harley-Davidson recently recalled specific units of the 2021 Pan America 1250 and 1250S motorcycles in the USA. The brand has recalled 2647 units of the Pan America 1250S and 42 units of the Pan America 1250. The adventure motorcycle is being recalled for the North American market for an issue with the seat.
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