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LML looking at comeback with e-scooters, may use Harley unit in Manesar

Company reportedly looking to launch three two-wheeler concepts later this month

Harley-Davidson to suspend vehicle assembly due to parts issue

The iconic motorbike maker said the decision was made after a third-party supplier, which was not named, informed Harley about a regulatory compliance matter relating to its component part

Work in full swing to introduce retro-styled Harley-Davidson: Hero MotoCorp

Leading two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp is going full throttle to launch a Harley-Davidson model with retro styling as it looks to enter a very profitable segment in the premium motorcycle space

From Ford Motor to Harley-Davidson, why US automakers stalled in India

Failure to read the market and taxes favouring small cars made some of the most storied names in the global automobile industry fail in the world's fifth-largest market

Hero opens booking for next batch of Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250

Two-wheeler major Hero MotoCorp on Sunday announced opening of bookings for the next batch of Harley-Davidson adventure tourer bike 'Pan America' 1250 after the first lot completely sold out.

Harley Davidson's turnaround plan gains traction, shows signs of progress

The 118-year-old American brand, which has been steadily losing U.S. market share amid declining retail sales for six years, has shifted focus back to big bikes

Hero MotoCorp unveils prices of latest Harley-Davidson range of bikes

The bikes are tagged between Rs 10.11 lakh and Rs 34.99 lakh in India (ex-showroom).

Harley-Davidson quarterly sales rise 10%, helped by higher shipments

The company's total revenue rose to $1.42 billion in the quarter ended March 28

Can EV manufacturer Tesla win India? Most US carmakers have failed

Most American car-makers have failed in making their gambit one to watch

Hero MotoCorp sets up separate unit to sell Harley motorcycles

Milwaukee-based Harley ended its sales and manufacturing operations in India in September after struggling for a decade to gain a foothold

Massive fire at Harley Davidson showroom in Moti Nagar, no casualty

A fire broke out at a showroom of motorcycle company Harley Davidson in west Delhi's Moti Nagar in the early hours of Saturday, officials said

Hero MotoCorp and the art of motorcycle makeover

Hero is gearing up to provide service and parts support to customers even where there are no Harley dealerships through its own network

Harley-Davidson's India dealers seek a 'fair deal' of compensation

Harley-Davidson's dealers association on Thursday demanded a "fair deal" of compensation from American cruiser bike major, before it exits the country

Working with new partner Hero to ensure smooth transition: Harley-Davidson

The two companies have inked a distribution agreement, under which Hero will sell and service Harley-Davidson motorcycles

Harley-Davidson dealers evaluating legal action over compensation

The dealers said they were unhappy with the compen­sation being offered to them and due to this they are now forced to evaluate legal options

Hero MotoCorp gains 4% on tie-up with US-based Harley Davidson

The company has entered into an agreement with US-based Harley Davidson for sale and service of the latter's premium motorcycles in India using the two companies' dealership networks in India

Harley finds a ride: Hero Motocorp to help build, sell bikes in India

Under the agreement Hero Motocorp will produce and handle distribution and after-sales for Harley products

Hero MotoCorp to develop, sell Harley-Davidson bikes for India market

The country's largest two wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp and Harley-Davidson on Tuesday announced a wide ranging partnership for the Indian market

For Harley-Davidson lovers, the ride in India wasn't always smooth

On Indian roads, Harley-Davidson motorcycles are rare specimens (the company sold only some 2,500 last year), garnering attention wherever they go

Modi govt finally delivering on reforms? Let's not jump to that conclusion

The promises of netas and babus and new laws, however well-meaning, mean little. What matters is implementation on the ground