LIVEWIRE electric motorcycles: ONE, S2 DEL MAR, S2 ALPINISTA & S2 MULHOLLAND

The LIVEWIRE is not just a motorcycle, but a revelation in terms of riding performance and design aesthetics. Its sporty character is emphasized by the dynamic design of the fairing and the raised rear, which creates a unique café style and an aerodynamic silhouette on the road.

However, the heart of the LIVEWIRE is its groundbreaking technology. Harley-Davidson's electric drive opens up completely new possibilities for the riding experience. The absence of a clutch and gearshift means you can concentrate on the pure pleasure of riding - simply step on the gas and experience the effortless acceleration.

But the LIVEWIRE is not only designed for style and performance. It is also a statement for a sustainable future. As an emission-free electric motorcycle, it helps to reduce the environmental impact and shows that an electric vehicle can not only be environmentally friendly, but also exciting and powerful.

Overall, the LIVEWIRE is a masterpiece of engineering and design. It combines the tradition and heritage of Harley-Davidson with the demands and possibilities of the modern world, setting new standards for motorcycling in the 21st century.

Charging options for LIVEWIRE motorcycles

Level 1 charging (Schuko 230 V): A simple but slower way to charge your electric motorcycle at home. This option is good for occasional charging when you're not in a hurry. 

Level 2 charging (type 2): Faster charging speed, ideal for everyday use. Charge your motorcycle either at a public type 2 charging station, at home or on the road with a wallbox, such as the JUICE BOOSTER. The JUICE BOOSTER is a flexible and efficient solution for Level 2 charging. It can be installed both at a CEE 3-phase socket and at a type 2 connection, depending on the desired charging speed.

Level 3 charging (DC fast charging): For ultra-fast charging times, available on models such as the LIVEWIRE ONE. These DC fast charging systems make it possible to charge the bike from 0 to 80 % in just 40-60 minutes, which is particularly beneficial on longer journeys.