New Delhi: Harley-Davidson has announced its 2026 touring and CVO motorcycle range, bringing updates to comfort, engines, weight and technology across
models. The line-up includes the Street Glide Limited, Road Glide Limited and several CVO versions aimed at riders who want more luxury or performance.
The updates apply across both touring and CVO models, with changes focused on engine revisions, reduced overall weight and updated electronics. Harley-Davidson has also reworked suspension and seating on several motorcycles to improve long-distance usability. The CVO models sit above the standard range, offering higher engine output and additional hardware upgrades.
2026 Street Glide Limited
2026 Street Glide Limited
The 2026 Street Glide Limited is a touring motorcycle made for long rides, especially with a passenger. It uses the Milwaukee-Eight VVT 117 engine, which produces 106 hp and 177.6 Nm. Harley-Davidson says fuel efficiency has improved, and the bike is lighter than the older Ultra Limited, making it easier to handle at low speeds. The batwing fairing has been redesigned to reduce wind impact, and a taller windscreen has been added for better protection on highways. Comfort features include heated seats for both rider and passenger, heated handgrips and updated Showa suspension.
Technology has also been upgraded. The bike gets a 12.3-inch touchscreen running Skyline OS, built-in navigation and a Rockford Fosgate audio system. A new Grand Tour-Pak has been added, which improves passenger support and offers more usable luggage space.
2026 Road Glide Limited
2026 Road Glide Limited
The Road Glide Limited receives many of the same updates as the Street Glide Limited but keeps its frame-mounted sharknose fairing. It uses the same Milwaukee-Eight VVT 117 engine and updated suspension setup. Compared to the previous Road Glide Limited, the weight has been decreased, which facilitates easier mobility and balance. Because the fairing is mounted on the frame, steering feels lighter at low speeds and more stable on highways. Rider comfort is improved with a taller windscreen, adjustable airflow parts and better heat management.
It also comes with the same 12.3-inch Skyline OS touchscreen, navigation system, Rockford Fosgate audio, heated seats and heated handgrips. The redesigned Grand Tour-Pak and larger storage areas make it suitable for long-distance touring.
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2026 CVO Street Glide Limited
2026 CVO Street Glide Limited
The CVO Street Glide Limited sits at the top of Harley-Davidson’s luxury touring range for 2026. It uses the Milwaukee-Eight VVT 121 engine, which offers more performance than the standard Limited models.
This motorcycle stands out with exclusive CVO paint finishes that include hand-detailed work. The suspension and braking are enhanced by Brembo brakes and high-end Showa components.
Comfort is further improved with heated seats finished in Alcantara, a heated passenger backrest and a removable backrest for the rider. The bike also features the Skyline OS system on a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a Rockford Fosgate Stage II audio setup.
2026 CVO Street Glide ST and Road Glide ST
2026 CVO Street Glide ST and Road Glide ST
The CVO Street Glide ST is built for riders who want performance rather than comfort-focused touring. It uses the Milwaukee-Eight 121 HO engine, producing 127 hp and 196.5 Nm. This makes it one of the most powerful touring motorcycles Harley-Davidson has made. The bike features fully adjustable Showa suspension, Brembo performance brakes and weight reduction through carbon fibre and titanium parts. It also includes track-orientated ride modes and a more aggressive riding position. The paint and graphics follow a racing-inspired theme.
The CVO Road Glide ST is positioned as the fastest motorcycle in Harley-Davidson’s 2026 range. It uses the same Milwaukee-Eight 121 HO engine as the Street Glide ST but combines it with the aerodynamic advantage of the frame-mounted sharknose fairing. It includes adjustable Showa suspension, Brembo brakes and lightweight materials to improve handling and acceleration. Harley has added performance-focused electronics, multiple ride modes and race-style paint schemes to match its intent.
2026 CVO Street Glide
2026 CVO Street Glide
The standard CVO Street Glide continues as a premium factory-custom bagger. It uses the Milwaukee-Eight VVT 121 engine and gets a new Torched Orange CVO tri-tone paint option for 2026, along with more chrome detailing. It comes with high-end suspension, Brembo brakes, the Skyline OS infotainment system and a Rockford Fosgate Stage II audio system. Harley describes this model as a mix of luxury, performance and bold styling.
