Harley-Davidson Inc. extended a loan of up to $100 million to its as-yet unprofitable electric motorcycle company LiveWire Group, in which Harley-Davidson owns the vast majority of shares.

Harley-Davidson's LiveWire electric motorcycle brand may be soon revealing an S2 Mulholland bike with more cruiser-like vibes.

Harley-Davidson a brand best known for rumbling V-twin engines and loud chrome pipes is announcing its first electric motorcycle with the Project Livewire.

We all know Harley-Davidson is going through some seriously difficult times right now. The brand’s already been involved in a couple of controversies, and now, its senior management is landing ...

Read more on the investment potential of LiveWire, a Harley-Davidson subsidiary with innovative electric motorcycle technology in the growing EV market.

Revenues for Harley-Davidson Financial Services totaled $257 million. The figure declined 2% year over year and missed our forecast of $289.6 million. Operating income also declined 2% to $70 million ...

MILWAUKEE--LiveWire Group, Inc., a leader in the electric motorcycle industry, announced two strategic initiatives aimed at expanding customer accessibility and enhancing the riding experience.

In that vein, LiveWire appears to be drawing in even closer to Harley-Davidson's warmth to kick off the New Year. In a new filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the American EV ...

Harley-Davidson's (HOG) decision to spin off its electric Livewire unit into a public traded company via a SPAC merger is set to unlock fresh growth opportunities for its e-bike unit. By Rimmi ...

LiveWire ’s second electric motorcycle might have what it takes to change some minds. The bike maker, which Harley Davidson spun off as a dedicated electric division in 2021, has finally shared ...

The S2 Del Mar from Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire division will start at $15,499 with deliveries expected this summer.

LiveWire S2 rider training is now available at Bartels’ Harley-Davidson® Riding Academy in Marina del Rey, CA. New riders are invited to enroll and experience the future of motorcycling today.