Motorcycle Industry News

President Trump's latest raft of tariffs could be bad news for Harley-Davidson in some regions, according to market analysts

The Hunter 350 accounted for a considerable amount of those sales, with Royal Enfield ending the financial year eleven per cent up year-on-year

Bosch has invested €6 million into 3D metal printing and it could be about to change the motorcycle industry in a big way

The cause is a claimed "decline in market demand" leading to a significant number of its staff being made redundant

Motorcycle exhausts are the centre of attention once more, as new rules are brought in to help limit excessive exhaust noise

The news will mean KTM production will begin to ramp up in March 2025

As Bajaj seems ready to invest rumours suggest BMW could be looking to buy KTM

Honda is predicting that by 2030 60 million bikes will be on the world's roads and it wants 30 million of them to be Honda-built

The Pierer Mobility Group has today announced that Stefan Pierer is stepping aside for Gottfried Neumeister

Despite a contract to supply bikes to Australia Post, the utilitarian electric bike maker UBCO looks to be in trouble

BMW has posted its best year in terms of sales, shifting more than 200,000 bikes in 2024 worldwide

Goodyear is looking to streamline its business, with the sale of the tyre brand Dunlop being one vehicle to do this

A statement on social media has given more information on what customers should do next

The Vöck­la­bru­cker Metal Foundry was controlled by KTM Components and employed more than 100 people

Motorcycle sales data suggest that Royal Enfield managed to move nearly one million bikes globally in 2024

As KTM attempts to navigate troubled financial waters, the three investors that could help to save it have become known

By removing subsidies and changing tax rules, the Dutch government could make electric motorcycles a very hard sell in 2025

KTM has officially spoken out about its ongoing issues, claiming it is to begin a 90-day period of stabilisation

The news that we could all see coming has arrived, as Pierer Mobility-owned KTM puts its share in MV Agusta on the market

Pierer Mobility is reported to have called on the global bank and investment firm Citigroup, to help restructure the KTM brand

Reports from Austria suggest that some KTM employees may not be receiving their wages in time for Christmas, as was previously promised

The move would only apply to driving bans to begin with, but could be expanded to share other motoring convictions further down the line

The European People's Party is one of the most powerful, and it wants a rethink of the current petrol and diesel ban

KTM parent company Pierer Mobility will apply to restructure the business as it continues to deal with financial issues