How does it compare?
Speed
The LiveWire ONE boasts an impressive top speed of 110 mph (177 km/h). While this is ample for most enthusiasts, it’s slightly overshadowed by the Zero SR/F, which races ahead with a top speed of 124 mph (200 km/h), and the Energica Eva Ribelles roaring 125 mph (201 km/h). However, the ultimate speed demon here is the Lightning LS-218, living up to its name with a blistering 218 mph (351 km/h).
Range
When it comes to range, the LiveWire ONE offers 146 miles (235 km) on a single charge. This places it comfortably in the realm of everyday commuting and joyrides. The Zero SR/F slightly edges out with a range of 161 miles (259 km). However, the real range champion in this comparison is the Energica Eva Ribelle, providing an impressive 249 miles (400 km). Still, the Lightning LS-218 backpedals slightly, clocking in at a range of 100 miles (161 km), which may not be as practical for longer commutes.
Power
Powering the LiveWire ONE is a 15.4 kWh battery that churns out 105 horsepower. This allows for spirited rides and swift accelerations. Comparatively, the Zero SR/F offers a 14.4 kWh battery with a robust 110 horsepower. Meanwhile, the Energica Eva Ribelle steps up with an 18.9 kWh pack, delivering 145 horsepower. However, the ultimate powerhouse in this lineup is the Lightning LS-218 with a 20 kWh battery and a staggering 200 horsepower, ensuring it’s not just fast but ferociously so.
Charging Time
Charging convenience is paramount, and the LiveWire ONE impresses with a 40-minute charging time to 80% with its DC fast charger. The Zero SR/F provides similar flexibility with a 60-minute charge time to 95%. The Energica Eva Ribelle matches the fast-paced lifestyle with an 80% charge in about 40 minutes. Similarly, the Lightning LS-218 competes with an approximately 30-minute charge to 80%.
Price
As for the moolah, the LiveWire ONE is available at $22,999 (£16,705, €19,751), setting a fair benchmark. The Zero SR/F is slightly more budget-friendly with a base price of $19,495 (£14,145, €16,742). The Energica Eva Ribelle swells the wallet at $22,160 (£16,090, €19,014), while the wallet-busting Lightning LS-218 skyrockets to $38,888 (£28,225, €33,380), placing it in another stratosphere.
In summary, while each electric motorcycle has its wins and quirks, the Harley-Davidson LiveWire ONE holds its own with a balanced mix of speed, range, and power, making it a thrilling and practical choice for clean energy enthusiasts.

