LiveWire Group will showcase its most expansive product lineup to date at EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy next month.
Exhibiting alongside Harley-Davidson, which owns a 74% majority stake in the company, LiveWire will display the growing S4 Honcho and DUST product families, including two all-new models planned for 2027, the European debut of the production S4 Honcho Street, the production-intent DUST Hightail and the latest STACYC models.
New S4 Honcho Street
The S4 Honcho collection returns to EICMA, held from November 4 to 8, with the S4 Honcho Street, S4 Honcho Trail and the first public preview of the all-new S4 Honcho Skate, planned for 2027.
The S4 Honcho Street is scheduled to debut in the U.S. next week, and will launch in Europe immediately following the show.
The S4 Honcho Trail is available globally, but the Honcho Skate won't debut until next year.
Dust Hightail Moves Toward Production
The production-intent version of the Dust Hightail will be on display ahead of its planned 2027 introduction.
LiveWire acquired the assets of U.S. startup Dust Moto in May 2026. EICMA will mark the first public presentation of Hightail under the LiveWire brand.
A second model, the Dust Spur, which is planned for 2027, will also be on display at the event. The Spur is designed to be a bridge product from Stacyc to Dust.
The LiveWire DUST Hightail.LiveWire
New Stacyc Electric Balance Bikes
Stacyc will showcase its latest lineup of Stacyc electric balance bikes, including the 16eDrive, 20eDrive, 16eDrive Elite and 20eDrive Elite.
Since pioneering the electric balance bike category, Stacyc claims to have introduced more than 250,000 riders worldwide to two wheels.
Preliminary targets for specifications and timing, along with further details on newly announced models, will be shared on November 2, 2026. Official production specifications and pricing will be released in Q1 2027.
Harley-Davidson and LiveWire could use a win. In July, Harley-Davidson's credit rating was downgraded to junk status by S&P despite a concerted effort to reshore key motorcycle production.
In its analysis, S&P noted that LiveWire's operating losses will continue to negatively impact Harley's operating income.
While LiveWire's North American sales are up 3% year over year at approximately 30,000 motorcycles sold, according to its Q2 earnings report, the company continues to operate at a loss, with an expected operating loss in the range of $70 million to $80 million for the year. LiveWire is scheduled to report its Q3 2026 earnings on Thursday.
The Stacyc Electric Balance Bikes from LiveWire.LiveWire
