Husqvarna Motorcycles achieved global sales of 36,883 motorcycles during their 2017 business year, a + 20% increase over 2016, with their annual turnover up by +25% to a brand record of 250 million euro.
The company says: “Underlining our positive momentum of growth, these notable results surpass the historic gains in bike sales and turnover achieved during each one of the previous three business years”.
Adding another benchmark to their timeline, during 2017 Husqvarna Motorcycles introduced the next generation of fuel-injected 2-stroke machines: “Perfectly embodying Husqvarna’s pioneering spirit, the revolutionary new TE 250i and TE 300i, together with a heavily updated range of enduro and motocross machines, have set innovative standards for the future of off-road motorcycling”.
Husqvarna have also recently taken “vital steps towards fulfilling their progressive vision of street motorcycling with the unveiling of the production version of the VITPILEN 401, SVARTPILEN 401 and VITPILEN 701 ‘Real Street’ models”, with all three motorcycles reaching dealer floors during the first months of business year 2018.
