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Harley-Davidson is bringing a small electric 'mini moto,' equivalent to the 125cc class, to the Brazilian market. For a brand strongly associated with big cruisers, it's a new move aimed at entry-level riders with a small electric model.
This is genuinely irresistible. The Harley we know releasing a 125cc-equivalent electric mini moto — the swing away from its traditional lineup is so wide it gets my heart racing. I'm dying to see follow-up specs as soon as possible. I want to sink my teeth into exactly what design philosophy they pack into such a small bike.
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For a Harley-branded bike at mini-moto pricing, it needs to be genuinely competitive, running costs included.
Launching in the Brazilian market is probably a practical choice factoring in the strength of delivery-rider demand.
First time hearing of a Harley entry-level bike — this could end up being the gateway for people who later move up to a big one.
Similar direction to LiveWire's S4 Honcho — feels like the whole Harley group is shifting toward small electric bikes.
Curious how this gets positioned relative to LiveWire within the group.
They say it's aimed at entry-level riders, but curious how much of a Harley-brand price premium still gets tacked on.
If they set a premium price on brand value alone, it'll probably end up not being chosen much for delivery use.
Big-cruiser Harley making a 125cc-equivalent electric mini-moto — a genuinely surprising 180-degree turn.
