Harley-Davidson unveils two new electric concepts

The two concepts, already unveiled earlier this year at CES in Las Vegas, mark the manufacturer's commitment to offering a diverse electrical range.

Showcased at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado, the two concepts mark a new chapter in the history of the legendary American brand, starting this year with the launch of LiveWire, the announced electric motorcycle from € 33.900. ...

From an aesthetic point of view, the two concepts are fundamentally different. The former is a small electric off-road motorcycle, while the latter is similar to an electric scooter with a battery built into the base of the frame.

To a new clientele

Presumably homologated in the 50cc equivalent category. See, two new electric concepts unveiled by Harley Davidson are presented as unlicensed models that do not meet the needs of aspiring pilots. Equipped with removable batteries, the two vehicles underscore the brand's commitment to diversify its clientele as this small electric scooter strives to meet the needs of city dwellers.

At this stage, the brand is not yet providing information on the characteristics of the two vehicles, preferring to focus on the design and reactions of its customers and potential customers.

Electric offensive

For Harley-Davidson, the two concepts are part of a larger offensive on electric vehicles that was announced last year during the launch of More Roads to Harley-Davidson, a new strategic plan to revive the brand's sales.

« These two concepts are the first flesh out of this vision and provide insight into the vast portfolio of electric two-wheelers that will make the company a leader in electrification in the coming years. »Manufacturer comments in their press release.