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Harley-Davidson has announced it will be broadening its range and diving into new divisions of the motorcycle market with four prototype models unveiled this week.

The American manufacturer released a first-look at its maiden adventure touring motorcycle, the Pan America 1250, as well as the 975cc Streetfighter and Custom models, plus its first electric motorcycle named the LiveWire.

Limited details have been revealed, however the Pan America headlines the major shake-up in the brand’s new direction, which will ultimately compliment its long-standing range of motorcycles that are unique to the Harley-Davidson company.

The LiveWire marks a significant step in Harley-Davidson’s future, and signifies the first of a broad, no-clutch ‘twist and go’ portfolio of electric bikes designed to establish the company as a leader in the electrification of the industry.

The LiveWire is anticipated be followed by additional models through 2022 to broaden the rnage with lighter, smaller and even more accessible product options to inspire new riders with new ways to ride.

Harley-Davidson has revealed the LiveWire will be launched as soon as 2019, while the Pan America and Streetfighter models are set for launch in 2020 followed by the Custom model in 2021.