LiveWire is effectively Harley-Davidson’s Polestar and the company is looking to make a splash with the new S2 Mulholland. Billed as a performance cruiser, the Mulholland is a “shift in design” as it moves away from the traditional motorcycle aesthetic that emphasizes the fuel tank. That being said, it doesn’t stray too far from convention – at least on the surface. While the design isn’t necessarily groundbreaking, it incorporates a variety of sustainable and eco-friendly materials.
be/lqp8lMek40Q?si=Xui1JVsuX0vpHeVo The eco-friendly touches continue elsewhere as the seat uses “petroleum-free, recyclable silicone rather than leather or vinyl.” Furthermore, recycled fishing nets provide the nylon used in the radiator shrouds and wiring caddies. The Mulholland rides on the same S2 platform as the Del Mar and features a familiar powertrain with a 10.5 kWh battery pack. The latter feeds an electric motor developing 84 hp and 194 lb-ft of torque.