LiveWire One Price Drops to $13,999 - Less Than Half the Original Electric Harley

LiveWire has cut the price of its flagship One electric motorcycle to $13,999, a $2,500 savings from the previous $16,499 MSRP. That’s a 15% reduction and puts the bike at less than half the cost of the original Harley-Davidson LiveWire, which started at $29,799. The move comes as the company struggles with weak sales and a recent stock delisting scare.

In the first quarter of 2026, LiveWire sold just 91 electric motorcycles, roughly one per day. While that sounds low, it’s a 176% jump from the 33 bikes sold in the same period last year. The brighter spot was the affordable STACYC e-bikes, which found 3,959 buyers in Q1. 3 million loss a year earlier.

LiveWire also faced a New York Stock Exchange delisting notice in July after its stock stayed below $1.00 per share for 30 consecutive trading days. The company has since regained compliance, but barely, with shares sitting at $1.14.

4 kWh battery and an electric motor producing 100 hp and 84 lb-ft of torque. It hits 60 mph in three seconds and tops out at 110 mph. Range, however, is limited to 95 miles combined, and charging is slow: a DC fast charger takes 40 minutes to reach 80%, while Level 1 or Level 2 adds about 13 miles of range per hour.