Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required

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Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required
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Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required

Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required

Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required

Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required

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Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required
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The production version of the electric Harley will roll onto the German market in September 2019. It costs from 32,995 euros.

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In addition to KTM (Freeride E-XC), Harley is the only major motorcycle manufacturer to offer an electric motorcycle in addition to its combustion models.

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Test editor Rene Correra sends clear lines from the first driving appointment: “This heavy metal from Milwaukee bangs in a way that has never been seen in the world of lazy shaking irons.”

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“The motor pushes forward with an immediacy that only the power of electricity can do, always and everywhere.”

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The brakes come from Brembo and work pleasantly well, the Michelin Scorchers are designed for durability rather than handling.

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The frame is made up of cast aluminum profiles.

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The LiveWire has a small panel around the round spotlight.

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The range should be around 180 kilometers, for pure city use Harley speaks of a range of up to 240 kilometers.

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Under the “Filler neck” is the charging socket.

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This is where connectors of the CCS Combo 1 and 2 standard can be connected.

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The cockpit consists of a touch-sensitive, 4.3-inch TFT screen.

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The Showa suspension elements at the front and rear are fully adjustable.

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The LiveWire is available in black.

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Alternatively, the color yellow is also possible.

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Orange is offered as the third color variant.

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Markus Biebricher

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At the 115th anniversary party in Milwaukee, Harley-Davidson had already shown a fairly advanced version of LiveWire.

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Markus Biebricher

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LiveWire is to be offered in the USA from August 2019.

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And roll onto the German market in September 2019. Price: from 32,995 euros.

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Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required

Harley-Davidson LiveWire Recall
Software update necessary

Harley-Davidson has to recall its LiveWire electric motorcycle. A software error can cause the drive to switch off suddenly.


Uli Baumann

October 21, 2020

As reported by the American traffic safety authority NHTSA, 1,012 Harley-Davidson LiveWire from the 2020 model year, which were manufactured between September 2019 and March 2020, have been ordered back. However, since all LiveWire models roll from the same belt, vehicles in other markets are also likely to be affected by this recall. For Germany, estimates are based on around 60 vehicles.

Drive switches off

A problem with the on-board charging system can lead to an unexpected shutdown of the drive train. This can lead to accidents. In some cases, the lighting up of the symbols for traction control, ABS and the failure indicator indicates the problem in advance. Under certain circumstances, the motorcycle can be started again after it has been switched off, but there is still a risk of another failure. If the drive has switched itself off, no further travel should be undertaken.


Harley-Davidson LiveWire recall: software update required


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When visiting the workshop, the Harley LiveWire receives a new software version for the charging system that is supposed to eliminate the problem. In the USA, LiveWire owners can rely on a pick-up and delivery service from the workshops.

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