LiveWire Group posted 55% Q2 revenue growth and 76% U.S. market share in the 50+ kW EV segment, sending shares up 101%. First S4 Honcho units arrive this summer.
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LiveWire Group Inc. shares more than doubled Wednesday after the electric-motorcycle maker posted 55% second-quarter revenue growth and a record U.S. market share in its segment.
The stock jumped 101% to $1.5450 on volume above 52 million shares, making it the top gainer on the New York Stock Exchange.
Consolidated revenue increased 55% from a year earlier, driven by higher unit sales in both the electric motorcycle and STACYC segments, the company said in its earnings release.
Net cash used by operating activities in the first half of 2026 fell 18% from the same period in 2025, pushing free cash flow 19% higher.
LiveWire captured 76% of the U.S. electric motorcycle market for models with 50 or more kilowatts of on-road power through the first six months of the year. That was a record for the brand.
The company began production of the S4 Honcho, with the first deliveries expected at authorized dealers later this summer. In May, LiveWire completed the acquisition of Dust Motorcycles Inc. to expand its platform.
LiveWire is majority-owned by Harley-Davidson and was spun off to focus entirely on electric vehicles.
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