Harley-Davidson has announced 12 new motorcycles for its 2026 lineup, which covers touring models, trikes, limited-run editions, and Custom Vehicle Operation models, following a global reveal released online this week.

The company confirmed the additions through its “Model Year 2026 Reveal Chapter Two” video, which introduced updates to its Grand American Touring platform along with new three-wheel and premium models that will be sold through authorized dealerships worldwide.

Among the new arrivals are the Street Glide Limited and Road Glide Limited, positioned as luxury-focused touring motorcycles aimed at long-distance riding.

Both models receive the Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine with variable valve timing, updated Grand American Touring design elements, and a redesigned Tour-Pak luggage system.

They also feature a touchscreen display running the Harley-Davidson Skyline operating system with built-in navigation, along with an upgraded audio system developed with Rockford Fosgate.

Harley-Davidson also introduced the Street Glide 3 Limited and Road Glide 3, which update the brand’s trike range.

These models use a second-generation trike platform that includes an all-new rear suspension system intended to improve ride comfort for riders and passengers.

Power comes from the same Milwaukee-Eight 117 VVT engine found in the new two-wheel touring models, paired with touring-focused technology and convenience features.

Five motorcycles join the 2026 Custom Vehicle Operation lineup, which consists of limited-production models with premium finishes and upgraded components.

The new CVO range includes the CVO Street Glide ST, CVO Street Glide Limited, and CVO Street Glide 3 Limited, alongside revised versions of the CVO Road Glide ST and CVO Street Glide.

The company also announced three Enthusiast Collection Liberty Edition motorcycles tied to the 250th anniversary of the United States.

The Liberty Edition Street Glide, Street Glide 3 Limited, and Heritage Classic share a Midnight Ember paint finish with exclusive eagle graphics, special seat stitching, and Liberty Edition badging.

Production of these models will be capped at around 2,500 units globally, with mechanical specifications matching the standard 2026 versions.

Harley-Davidson said availability and specifications will vary by market. The brand operates dealerships in Metro Manila, Pampanga, Cavite, Cebu and Davao, where details on pricing and delivery timing are expected to be released closer to launch.