- Australian Motorcycle Market Sees Modest Decline in 2025
The Australian motorcycle market experienced a slight downturn in 2025, with total sales decreasing by 1.3% compared to the previous year. According to the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI), 92,967 motorcycles and off-highway vehicles were sold throughout the year, reflecting ongoing economic pressures on discretionary spending.
- KTM AG Secures €600 Million to Fulfill Debt Obligations
In a pivotal development for the motorcycle industry, KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to address its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in the company's ongoing financial restructuring efforts. This funding ensures KTM's ability to continue operations and reinforces its position in the global motorcycle market.
- Stark Future Achieves 77% Revenue Growth and Profitability in 2025
Stark Future, the Barcelona-based electric motorcycle manufacturer, has reported a remarkable 77% year-on-year revenue growth, achieving €115 million in revenue for the 2025 financial year. This significant increase underscores the growing demand for electric motorcycles and Stark Future's expanding market presence.
- KTM's €600 Million Lifeline: A New Chapter for the Austrian Motorcycle Giant
In a significant development for the motorcycle industry, KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a pivotal step in the company's ongoing financial restructuring. This funding ensures KTM's ability to continue operations and reinforces its position in the global motorcycle market.
- Navigating the 2025 Australian Motorcycle Market: Sales Trends and Insights
The Australian motorcycle market has experienced a modest decline in sales during the first nine months of 2025, with a 2.2% decrease compared to the same period in 2024.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil with $65.9 Million Debt
Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of Australia's motorcycle retail industry since 1970, has entered voluntary administration, revealing debts exceeding $65.9 million. This development casts uncertainty over the future of the company's 400 employees and its extensive customer base.
- MotorCycle Holdings Reports Record-Breaking $650 Million Revenue in FY2025
MotorCycle Holdings Limited, Australia's largest motorcycle dealership group, has announced a remarkable financial performance for the fiscal year 2025, achieving a record revenue of $650 million. This figure represents an 11.6% increase compared to the previous year, underscoring the company's robust growth trajectory in a competitive market.
- KTM's €600 Million Lifeline: A New Chapter for the Austrian Motorcycle Giant
KTM AG, the renowned Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in the company's ongoing financial restructuring. This development comes after a period of financial turbulence that led KTM into self-administration and a comprehensive restructuring process.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Enters Voluntary Administration Amid $65.9 Million Debt
Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of Australia's motorcycle retail industry since 1970, has entered voluntary administration, revealing debts exceeding $65.9 million. This development casts uncertainty over the future of the company's 400 employees and its extensive customer base.
- Australian Motorcycle Market Sees Modest Decline Amid Rising Scooter Popularity
The Australian motorcycle market has experienced a modest decline in sales during the first nine months of 2025, with a 2.2% decrease compared to the same period in 2024.
- Harley-Davidson Explores Sale of Financing Unit Stake
Harley-Davidson, the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer, is reportedly in discussions to sell a stake in its financing unit, Harley-Davidson Financial Services (HDFS). This move could have significant implications for motorcycle financing options available to consumers.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Crisis
Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of Australia's motorcycle retail industry since 1970, has entered voluntary administration, revealing debts exceeding $65.9 million. This development casts uncertainty over the future of the company's 400 employees and its extensive customer base.
- ASIC's Findings on Motor Vehicle Finance: A Call for Reform
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has recently conducted a comprehensive review of the motor vehicle finance sector, uncovering significant issues that have raised concerns about consumer protection and industry practices.
- KTM's €600 Million Lifeline: A New Chapter for the Austrian Motorcycle Giant
In a significant development for the motorcycle industry, KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding, enabling the company to fulfill its restructuring plan and stabilize its financial position.
- MotorCycle Holdings Achieves Significant Growth in New Motorcycle Sales
MotorCycle Holdings Limited, a prominent player in the Australian motorcycle retail and wholesale sector, has announced a record-breaking sales revenue of $650 million for the fiscal year 2025. This figure represents an 11.6% increase compared to the previous year, underscoring the company's robust growth trajectory in a competitive market.
- MotorCycle Holdings Achieves Record Sales in FY2025
MotorCycle Holdings Limited (MCH), a prominent player in the Australian motorcycle retail and wholesale sector, has announced a record-breaking sales revenue of $650 million for the fiscal year 2025. This figure represents an 11.6% increase compared to the previous year, underscoring the company's robust growth trajectory in a competitive market.
- RAA Highlights Alarming Rise in Serious Motorcycle Crashes
The Royal Automobile Association (RAA) has raised concerns following a significant 58% increase in serious motorcycle crashes in South Australia over a five-year period. Between 2019 and 2023, the state recorded 966 serious motorcycle crashes, up from 611 in the preceding five years.
- Stark Future Accelerates Growth with €100 Million Investment
Spanish electric motorcycle manufacturer Stark Future has successfully completed a new investment round, raising over €100 million to support its ambitious growth plans and model range expansion. This funding round was notably swift, closing within a few weeks, and was predominantly backed by existing shareholders.
- Ducati's 2024 Financial Performance: €1 Billion Revenue and 9.1% Profit Margin
In 2024, Ducati demonstrated remarkable financial resilience by recording revenues exceeding €1 billion for the third consecutive year, achieving a total of €1.003 billion. This performance underscores the company's robust position in the global motorcycle market, despite facing a competitive and challenging economic environment.
- KTM's Path to Recovery: €50 Million Funding Secured for Production Restart
KTM AG, a subsidiary of PIERER Mobility AG, has successfully secured an additional €50 million in funding to facilitate the resumption of its production activities. This development follows the approval of a restructuring plan by the company's creditors, marking a significant milestone in KTM's journey towards financial stability.
- Triumph's Remarkable 25% Growth in the Australian Motorcycle Market
In 2024, Triumph Motorcycles Australia achieved a significant milestone by recording over 25% year-on-year growth, positioning itself as the leading brand in terms of market expansion within the Australian motorcycle industry. This impressive performance comes amidst challenging market conditions, highlighting Triumph's strategic initiatives and strong market presence.
- Suzuki Australia Enhances Motorcycle Financing Through New Partnership
Suzuki Motorcycles Australia has announced a strategic partnership with Pepper Asset Finance, aiming to provide customers with more flexible and accessible financing options for both new and used motorcycles. This collaboration is set to enhance the purchasing experience for Australian riders by offering tailored financial solutions.
- Australian Motorcycle Sales Experience Downturn in Early 2024
The Australian motorcycle industry has encountered a significant downturn, with sales dropping by 11% in the first quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Crisis
Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of Australia's motorcycle retail industry since 1970, has entered voluntary administration, revealing debts exceeding $65.9 million. This development casts uncertainty over the future of the company's 400 employees and its extensive customer base.
- MotorCycle Holdings Achieves Significant Growth in New Motorcycle Sales
In a notable achievement within the Australian motorcycle industry, MotorCycle Holdings Limited has reported an 8% increase in new motorcycle sales for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. This growth significantly outpaces the national market's modest 1% increase during the same period.
- KTM Secures Crucial €600 Million Funding Amid Financial Restructuring
In a significant development for the motorcycle industry, Austrian manufacturer KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a pivotal step in the company's ongoing financial restructuring.
- Australian Motorcycle Sales Experience 2.2% Decline in 2025's First Three Quarters
The Australian motorcycle market has experienced a modest decline in sales during the first nine months of 2025, with a 2.2% decrease compared to the same period in 2024.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Uncertain Future After Entering Voluntary Administration
In a significant development within the Australian motorcycle industry, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a prominent retailer, has entered voluntary administration, revealing debts exceeding $65.9 million. This move impacts approximately 400 employees and numerous customers across the company's extensive dealership network.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil with $65.9 Million Debt
Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of Australia's motorcycle retail industry since 1970, has entered voluntary administration, revealing debts exceeding $65 million. This development casts uncertainty over the future of the company's 400 employees and its extensive customer base.
- Harley-Davidson Explores Sale of Financing Unit Stake
Harley-Davidson is reportedly in discussions to sell a stake in its financing unit, Harley-Davidson Financial Services (HDFS), to investment firms Pacific Investment Management Co (PIMCO) and KKR & Co. The proposed deal, valued at approximately $5 billion, includes the sale of existing motorcycle loan portfolios.
- Westpac's Limited-Time Offer: $0 Establishment Fee on Motorcycle Loans
Westpac has announced a promotional offer for individuals seeking to finance their motorcycle purchases. Until 30 October 2025, the bank is waiving the $250 establishment fee on its unsecured personal loans for motorcycles. This initiative aims to make motorbike ownership more accessible and affordable for Australians.
- National Finance and Loans Joins Forces with Honda Racing Australia
National Finance and Loans (NFAL) has entered into a multi-year partnership with Honda Racing Australia, marking a significant collaboration in the Australian motorcycle racing scene. This alliance was unveiled at the final round of the Australian Supercross Championship, where NFAL assumed title rights for rider Alex Larwood's #5 entry.
- Plenti's Competitive Motorbike Loans: Finance Your Dream Ride
Plenti, a multi-award-winning personal lender, has introduced motorbike loans with interest rates starting from 6.28% per annum. This offering is designed to assist Australians in financing their dream motorcycles, whether new or used.
- Australian Banks Lower Interest Rates Amid RBA's Policy Easing
In a significant move affecting borrowers nationwide, Australia's major banks have reduced their interest rates following the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) recent policy easing. This development is particularly relevant for individuals seeking motorbike financing, as it may lead to more favorable loan terms.
- RACV Introduces Competitive Fixed-Rate Motorcycle Loans
For Australians seeking to finance their motorcycle purchases, the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV) offers a compelling option with its fixed-rate motorcycle loans. With interest rates starting from 6.49% per annum and comparison rates at 7.19% per annum, RACV provides a competitive financing solution tailored to individual financial profiles.
- Wisr Introduces Personalised Motorcycle Loans with Competitive Rates
Wisr, an Australian lender known for its innovative approach to personal finance, offers personalised motorcycle loans designed to cater to individual financial profiles. With interest rates starting from 6.74% per annum and comparison rates at 7.