In Pictures: LiveWire warns it may not survive as losses mount despite rising electric motorcycle sales

LiveWire and other electric motorcycle makers are pushing rugged off-road models as they chase new riders.

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Electric two-wheelers are gaining ground in crowded cities, but LiveWire's losses show the road to profitability remains steep.

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Competitors like VinFast are crowding the electric scooter market, adding pressure on LiveWire's push for share.

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Manufacturing and development costs continue to weigh on LiveWire as it scales production of its electric motorcycles.

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LiveWire's sales rose 31% year-on-year in the third quarter, but an operating loss of $17 million underscored its financial strain.

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The company has withdrawn its full-year guidance and formed a board committee to address its restructuring.

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Despite rising sales, LiveWire said recurring losses and limited liquidity raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.

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LiveWire, spun off from Harley-Davidson, is racing to translate its brand appeal into a sustainable business.

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The going-concern warning casts uncertainty over LiveWire's next year even as demand for electric two-wheelers grows.

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