For Harley-Davidson fans, the year begins not in January, but with Harley Month—a time when the Milwaukee titan unveils its latest lineup. The 2025 season is no different, kicking off with news of returning models and a fresh entry into the custom paint and graphics game.
The usual suspects are back in the Harley-Davidson lineup in 2025: Grand American Touring stalwarts like the Street Glide, Road Glide, and Road King Special, alongside trikes such as the Road Glide 3, Freewheeler, and Tri Glide Ultra.
These Harley-Davidson Lineup Updates are Notable and They’re Just the Opening Act
These 2025 editions are already at dealerships, but this is just the opening act. More announcements are expected, especially with January 23 slated for a full reveal of Harley’s new models, including those from the exclusive CVO lineup.
The real headline, however, is Harley’s new Factory Custom Paint & Graphics program. This initiative offers riders a factory-direct way to outfit their bikes with “highly desirable paint-and-graphics schemes.” While these designs promise eye-catching finishes, skeptics may argue their mass-produced nature limits true uniqueness. Still, the paint options are striking.
First up is Mystic Shift, a chameleon-like blend of dark gunmetal, purple, and blue, accented with orange highlights. Then there’s Firestorm, a retro nod featuring bold flames with a modern fade effect. Available in two yet-to-be-named colors, this design aims to blend drama with subtlety. Lastly, Midnight Firestorm offers a more sinister take, with ghosted dark flames over a Vivid Black base. A fourth scheme, Whiskey, deepens the orange hues with Ember Sunglo ghost flames.
All paint jobs are applied during assembly, covered by Harley’s full factory warranty, and feature distinctive accents like a black tank medallion and mother-of-pearl details. Prices for these enhancements remain under wraps, but they’re sure to add flair—and cost—to Harley’s iconic rides.
This is just Harley’s opening salvo. With the big reveal date looming, expect more surprises. Harley Month is far from over. Stay tuned.
Source: Autoevolution
