The title of this thread is….
“What’s happening at Norton”
The honest answer is….absolutely nothing.
Change my mind Stephen
No chance of me changing your mind Scott, we are both aware of that immovable object

- why would I even try! It was made up long ago.
With respect, I believe (if honest) you would agree that you have no capacity to see beyond your personal experiences since purchasing your Nortons - and how that has shaped your outlook on the future.
To answer your question, I believe that Norton is doing exactly what they told us they intended to do, on multiple occasions, on multiple forums. They are developing a new model lineup that will include a range of ICE motorcycles (twins) and a Norton EV (or range of EV’s). Something for everyone is one of the usual quotes - I take that to mean price range.
In the interim, they are trying to sell re-engineered stop gap models inherited from Donington. By design partly to keep the restless natives at bay.

Why are they not actively promoting future models at this moment in time? Because Norton has learnt lessons from mistakes of the past. This was explained to you personally Scott, not so long ago. We have discussed it many times.
That leaves us with a choice right? We choose to believe that this multi-national automotive giant has a plan for the future - intent to significantly expand their product range and export when the timing is right (and the situation permits).
Or, we choose to reject (or disbelieve) that narrative and fill the (explained) void in information with crushingly repetitive and speculative negativity. If anybody could explain to what end, I’d be fascinated to know.
I’m pretty certain of one thing though. They are not sat around dreaming up ways in which they can screw over Donington owners.
They are far from faultless but I believe that this forum, and a significant proportion of its content, bears absolutely no resemblance to the effort I suspect is being spent in Solihull in order to make Birmingham Norton a success.
My thoughts only.