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Hero MotoCorp raises new Harley-Davidson prices in India

Two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp on Wednesday raised prices of the new Indian Harley-Davidson motorcycle by 10,500 rupees ($127.45) days after the Harley chief executive said pre-orders of the new model exceeded the company's expectations. The Harley-Davidson X440 will be priced at 239,500 rupees ($2,905.06) and above, with the hike applicable for all its variants, Hero said in a statement. Deliveries are expected to begin by October. Harley partnered with Hero, the world's large...

Hero MotoCorp raises new Harley-Davidson prices in India

Hero MotoCorp raises new Harley-Davidson prices in India

Source: Reuters
2/08/2023 9:25:48 AM

Cruiser bikes giant Harley-Davidson is transitioning to become an all-electric brand in a process that will take decades, says its CEO Jochen Zeitz. "At some point in time, Harley Davidson will be all-electric. "But that's a long-term transition that needs to happen. It's not something you do overnight," Zeitz was quoted as saying. According to Zeitz, electrification is the next logical step in the evolution of the brand that was founded 120 years ago, reports ...

Brand will be 'all-electric' in future, says Harley-Davidson CEO

Source: IANS
17/01/2023 5:16:23 PM

Harley-Davidson boosts sales forecast as quarterly shipments rise

U.S. motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson on Monday reported a 10% rise in first-quarter revenue and raised it full-year forecast for sales growth, on the back of strong demand for its more profitable touring bikes. The company's total revenue rose to $1.42 billion in the quarter ended March 28, from about $1.30 billion a year earlier. (https://bit.ly/3drbYQ9) Harley, which has struggled to grow sales in the United States, its core market, said it now expects motorcycles business revenue t...

Harley-Davidson boosts sales forecast as quarterly shipments rise

Harley-Davidson boosts sales forecast as quarterly shipments rise

Source: Reuters
19/04/2021 4:28:45 PM

Harley borrows Detroit's used-car playbook to pursue younger riders

CHICAGO - Harley-Davidson Inc has decided the best way to get younger customers to buy a new motorcycle is to sell them a used one first. The Milwaukee-based company plans to roll out a certified pre-owned bike program, known as H-D Certified, adapting a strategy carmakers have been following for years to position well-tended used vehicles as a substitute for low-margin, "entry-level" new models. Harley's embrace of used bikes is part of a new five-year turnaround st...

Harley borrows Detroit's used-car playbook to pursue younger riders

Harley borrows Detroit's used-car playbook to pursue younger riders

Source: Reuters
9/03/2021 9:49:52 AM