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LiveWire Reveals Pricing and Availability For The All-New S2 Del Mar Electric Motorcycle

LiveWire, Harley’s spinoff electric brand, has announced new pricing and availability for its upcoming S2 Del Mar electric motorcycle.

  • Only 100 units of the S2 Del Mar is available for Europe. 
  • the S2 Del Mar powertrain is capable of producing 250Nm. 

The company has revealed that the S2 Del Mar’s recommended selling price will be USD15,499 (RM68.7k), which is USD1,500 (RM6.6k) less than the previous target. Deliveries for the US market are expected to start in July, and reservations can be made now for just USD100 (RM443).

The S2 Del Mar is LiveWire’s second model, with a promised city range of 170 kilometres and a 0-100 kmh time of 3.1 seconds. The electric powertrain produces 250Nm of torque.

Charging the battery from 20 to 80 percent on a Level 2 charger is said to take 75 minutes. LiveWire has also announced that reservations for the ultra-limited S2 Del Mar Launch Edition will open on April 27, with only 100 units available for the European market.

The Launch Edition models will feature unique hand-applied graphics and paint in Himalaya White that takes five days to complete.

LiveWire has not yet released the complete specifications for the S2 Del Mar, but promises to publish them in June along with a full calendar of demo opportunities and events. The company has also announced that it will be hosting a series of viewing events for the S2 Del Mar European Launch Edition at locations in London, Paris, and Amsterdam.

The S2 Del Mar is LiveWire’s most affordable model, with the LiveWire One still priced at USD22,799 (RM101k). The LiveWire One has a greater range estimated at 235km, while the S2 Del Mar is intended for city riding with a range of 170km. The production version of the S2 Del Mar will be available in blue, black, or gray and will be assembled at Harley’s Vehicle Operations plant in York, Pennsylvania.

Overall, the S2 Del Mar is expected to be a significant addition to LiveWire’s lineup, offering a more affordable and accessible option for those interested in electric motorcycles. With its promising specs and sleek design, the S2 Del Mar is sure to attract attention from riders and enthusiasts alike.

LiveWire Del Mar Launch Edition Dilancarkan – Hanya 100 Unit, 80HP, 199kg

Sudah tiga tahun sejak Harley-Davidson memperkenalkan motosikal elektrik sulung menerusi LiveWire.

Nama LiveWire itu kemudiannya bertukar kepada sebuah jenama motosikal elektrik dibawah Harley-Davidson dengan motosikal LiveWire tersebut dinamakan semula sebagai LiveWire One.

Tidak lama kemudian, timbul khabar angin bahawa LiveWire akan kembangkan portfolio syarikat dengan model baharu diinspirasikan daripada motosikal ‘flat-track’.

Khabar angin itu akhirnya bertukar realiti apabila LiveWire mendedahkan Del Mar, motosikal elektrik yang lebih ringan dan sesuai untuk tunggangan ‘off-road’.

Sebagai penghargaan kepada pelancaran platform baharu itu, LiveWire memperkenalkan Del Mar edisi terhad yang didatangkan dengan warna dan rim khas di samping menamakan model baharu itu sebagai Del Mar Launch Edition.

Terhad kepada 100 unit, Del Mar Launch Edition ini didatangkan dengan dua warna pilihan, Comet Indigo dan Jasper Gray dengan nombor siri turut dicat di bahagian sisi tangki.

Menariknya, 18 minit selepas pelancaran, kesemua 100 unit telah pun terjual.

Seperti yang dilaporkan sebelum ini, LiveWire Del Mar dibangunkan daripada platform S2 Arrow yang merangkumi bateeri, motor, pengecas dan sistem kawalan.

Platform tersebut juga dijangka akan mewujudkan lebih banyak model elektrik pada masa akan datang.

Menurut info, LiveWire Del Mar ini menawarkan 80hp dan berat sekitar 199kg di samping mampu mencapai jarak lebih 160km/j bagi setiap cas penuh. – CycleWorld

LiveWire Targets 101,000 Sales By 2026

LiveWire is targetting an ambitious projection of 101,000 sales within the next four years despite selling only 387 units in 2021.

What began as Harley-Davidson’s first electric motorcycle, the LiveWire, then became the American motorcycle company spin-off brand.

While the bold move garnered a lot of attention, LiveWire got off to a slow start, with just 387 units of the LiveWire One sold globally last year.

However, under the new Jochen Zeitz administration, the company is confident the target of 101,000 sales is achievable with the help of an upcoming model, the LiveWire Del Mar.

The Del Mar – built in partnership with Taiwanese scooter manufacturer Kymco – will join the LiveWire One in the next few months, along with a third model, expected to be introduced by year-end.

While LiveWire retains a modest target at the end of 2024 with just 15,736 units, the company aims to sell more than 50,000 LiveWire models by 2025, leading to 100,000 units by 2026.

As a reference, the parent company, Harley-Davidson, sold more than 200,000 motorcycles in 2021.

At this point, we are unsure whether LiveWire can materialise the sales target, but it does measure the company’s commitment to electrify the future.

Harley-Davidson Spin-Off Electric Brand, LiveWire Goes Live With One

Harley-Davidson recently presents the company newest electric initiative with LiveWire as a standalone brand that now focused on building electric mobility.

LiveWire will now take on the industry with its own LiveWire One, a full-blown electric motorcycle that carried Harley-Davidson legacy into the future.

Available for pre-order via LiveWire.com at a price of USD21,999 (RM92k), the LiveWire One offers all the latest features on a motorcycle.

Meanwhile, HD claimed that the One offers the same 105hp and 117Nm found on the 2020 LiveWire, followed by a top speed of 177km/h.

Underneath the chassis sits a 15.4kWh battery unit that offers a range of around 230km, which we think is commendable for an electric bike.

According to HD, it can charge from zero to 80 per cent in 40 minutes or 100 per cent within an hour with a DC fast charger.

Other exciting features include:

  • Show Big Piston separate function front fork
  • Showa balance free cushion-lite monoshock
  • 17″ cast-aluminium wheels
  • dual 4-piston (radial) Brembo monoblock callipers (front)
  • 2-piston single disc setup (rear)

Despite being an electric motorcycle, the bike is equipped with what Harley’s refers to as a ‘heartbeat, that sends a vibration to the rider to mimic the feel of a combustion engine. Pretty cool, eh?

Harley-Davidson Spin-Off Brand, LiveWire To Launch One Electric Bike In July

LiveWire reportedly will introduce its first electric model with the name LiveWire One in July.

For those who are not in the loop, LiveWire is a spin-off electric brand from Harley-Davidson that was inspired by the company first electric motorcycle, the LiveWire (obviously).

According to reports, LiveWire has submitted the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) with the launch scheduled at July 8.

According to the VIN documents, the LiveWire One will have a power output of 101hp, 4hp less than the Harley-Davidson LiveWire.

However, the VIN filing did not reveal further details except the claimed horsepower.

Nonetheless, we are excited to see how will the LiveWire One turn out to be.

  • 21/04/2023
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  • Amirul Azreen

LiveWire Reveals Pricing and Availability For The All-New S2 Del Mar Electric Motorcycle

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LiveWire Del Mar Launch Edition Dilancarkan – Hanya 100 Unit, 80HP, 199kg

  • 03/03/2022
  • Archive, English
  • Amirul Azreen

LiveWire Targets 101,000 Sales By 2026

  • 09/07/2021
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  • Amirul Azreen

Harley-Davidson Spin-Off Electric Brand, LiveWire Goes Live With One

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  • Archive, English
  • Amirul Azreen

Harley-Davidson Spin-Off Brand, LiveWire To Launch One Electric Bike In July

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