Harley-Davidson's LiveWire Electric Motorcycle Is Now Much Cheaper

Speaking of the battery, charging the LiveWire One from empty to fully juiced will only take 60 minutes with a DC fast-charger. Should you be short on time, LiveWire says a zero-to-80-percent charge can happen in just 45 minutes on the same DC charger. Aside from fast-charging, other key features include a six-axis inertial measurement unit to aid traction control and ABS.

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Ordering for the LiveWire One is officially open, although the new brand is taking a bit of an interesting approach. Only 12 dealerships are authorized to sell the new electric bike, all of which are located in California, Texas, or New York. More dealerships are slated to get access to the LiveWire in the future, though no word yet as to where those dealerships will be located. If you simply can't wait to peek around the LiveWire One, Harley Davidson will unveil the bike in person at the Northern California International Motorcycle Show on July 18. We expect more information about the bike to come available at time, including performance figures and battery specifications.

The LiveWire One is just the first of several electric motorcycles Harley-Davidson is developing at the moment. While still pricey, the company hopes the new electric bike will spearhead its green efforts. There is no need for the V-twin faithful to worry, however, as Harley-Davidson has shown no interest in fully ditching gasoline quite yet. At least for now.