LiveWire is getting ready to present its broadest range of electric two-wheelers so far at EICMA, the Milan Motorcycle Show, which opens next month. The lineup includes two models the public has not seen before, offering a glimpse of the company's direction for 2027.
The show runs from November 5 to 8. LiveWire will exhibit alongside Harley-Davidson, its majority shareholder. Its booth is set to cover a wide spread of products, from STACYC electric balance bikes for young riders to the lightweight S4 Honcho platform and the more performance-focused DUST family.
The most notable surprise is the first public showing of the S4 Honcho Skate. LiveWire has shared little about the bike beyond confirming that it will extend the Honcho family when it arrives in 2027. Fans will not need to wait for the show to learn more, because the company says preliminary specifications and further details will be published on November 2.
The Skate will sit alongside the S4 Honcho Street and the S4 Honcho Trail. All three are built on LiveWire's modular S4 platform, which is giving the company a growing family of lightweight electric motorcycles. The production-ready Honcho Street will make its European debut in Milan and go on sale in Europe right after the show. Its U.S. launch is scheduled for next week.
LiveWire is also building out the DUST lineup it picked up this year. The company acquired the assets of Dust Moto earlier in 2026, and it will now display a production-intent version of the DUST Hightail, which is aiming for a 2027 introduction.
Another new model, the DUST Spur, will appear next to it, also planned for 2027. As with the Honcho Skate, details are scarce for the moment. Preliminary specifications are due on November 2, while final production specifications and pricing are expected in the first quarter of next year.
The expanding range shows how far LiveWire is moving beyond the premium, full-size electric motorcycles that defined the brand in its early years. With STACYC, the lightweight Honcho models and the dirt-oriented DUST machines, the company is assembling a ladder of electric products meant to reach riders of a much wider range of ages, experience levels and budgets.
A fuller look at the newest additions to that lineup is expected in just a couple of weeks, once the doors open in Milan.
