Harley-Davidson is planning to start selling its motorcycles in the second-largest motorcycle market in the world by 2010.
The company has established its base in Gurgaon and has started the process of inviting Dealership applications across the India.
A Harley Davidson Bike
Harley-Davidson Motor Company president and COO, Matthew Levatich, is one of the speakers at the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers annual convention on August 28 2009, and there are reports that he might provide more details on the company’s future plans in India.
“As India continues to extend its global reach, so does Harley-Davidson,” said Levatich. “We believe Harley-Davidson has outstanding opportunities for continued growth around the world.” he said.
“India is important to our long-term vision of being a truly global company,” said Harley-Davidson president and CEO Keith Wandell. “We are committed to India for the long-term, and we are focused right now on establishing a strong foundation,” he added
“Given the rapid development of India’s economy and physical infrastructure, this is exactly the right time to bring the world’s greatest motorcycles to one of the world’s largest motorcycling nations,” said Levatich. “Our unique brand, distinctive motorcycles and strong experience in the leisure motorcycle market make us naturally suited to help lead and define the next era of motorcycling in India,” he added.
“As a key next step, we are looking for local dealer partners who share our passion and commitment to building customer relationships, the Harley-Davidson brand and our business in India for the long-term,” said Anoop Prakash, Managing Director, Harley Davidson.
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