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  1. Harley-Davidson retains 90% stake in its electric subsidiary LiveWire, while BMW and Ducati are noted for gaining competitive share in the heavyweight segment.

LiveWire displayed prototypes at the Harley-Davidson Homecoming event and officially entered Norway as a new market.

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LiveWire displayed prototypes at the Harley-Davidson Homecoming event and officially entered Norway as a new market.

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  1. LiveWire prototypes shown at H-D Homecoming; company enters Norway market.1 source
  2. LiveWire motorcycles will be featured in the Harley-Davidson academy.1 source

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Harley-Davidson retains 90% stake in its electric subsidiary LiveWire, while BMW and Ducati are noted for gaining competitive share in the heavyweight segment. All 2 developments

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  • Business WireLiveWire Group, Inc. Reports 2025 Second Quarter Financial Results MILWAUKEE, July 30, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--LiveWire Group, Inc. ("LiveWire" or the "Company") (NYSE: LVWR) today reported second qua
  • Business WireLiveWire® S2 Electric Motorcycles Now Available for Training at Bartels’ Harley-Davidson® Riding Academy in Marina del Rey Bartels’ Riding Academy becomes the first new rider program in the nation to