- Australian Motorcycle Market Experiences Modest Decline in 2025
In 2025, Australia's motorcycle market experienced a slight downturn, 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, reflecting ongoing economic pressures on discretionary spending.
- Yamaha Dominates Australian Motorcycle Market in 2025
Yamaha Motor Australia concluded 2025 as the nation's leading motorcycle and powersports brand, delivering over 25,500 new units, including four-wheelers, to Australian customers. This achievement marks the second consecutive year Yamaha has secured the top retail position, reflecting a 9% growth in a market that overall declined by 1.3%.
- Scooter Sales Surge in Australia Despite Overall Market Decline
In 2025, Australia's scooter market experienced a notable 3.8% increase in sales, reaching 4,933 units, even as the overall motorcycle market declined by 1.3%. This growth is largely attributed to urban commuters seeking affordable and efficient transportation solutions in densely populated areas.
- Australian Motorcycle Market Sees Slight Decline in 2025
The Australian motorcycle market experienced a modest decline in 2025, with total sales decreasing by 1.3% compared to the previous year. According to data released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI), 92,967 motorcycles and off-highway vehicles were sold throughout the year, down from 94,224 units in 2024.
- NSW Government Announces Crackdown on Illegal E-Bikes
The New South Wales (NSW) Government has announced plans to introduce stringent regulations targeting illegal electric bicycles (e-bikes) that exceed prescribed power limits. This initiative aims to enhance public safety and address community concerns regarding the proliferation of overpowered e-bikes on public roads and pathways.
- Australian Motorcycle Market Begins to Stabilize Amid Economic Challenges
In 2025, the Australian motorcycle market exhibited signs of stabilization despite a slight overall decline in sales. Data from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) indicates that 92,967 new motorcycles, scooters, and off-highway vehicles were sold, marking a 1.3% decrease from the previous year.
- Sherco Australia Launches Attractive Finance Deals for MY26 2-Stroke Factory Models
Sherco Motorcycles Australia has unveiled a compelling low-rate finance offer aimed at riders looking to upgrade their enduro experience. For a limited time, eligible MY26 Sherco Factory 2-Stroke Enduro models are available with competitive finance rates through SHERCO FAST FINANCE, powered by Australian Motorcycle & Marine Finance (AMMF).
- NSW Implements Comprehensive Safety Reforms for Learner and Provisional Motorcyclists
The New South Wales (NSW) government has announced a series of substantial motorcycle safety reforms, marking the most significant changes in two decades. These measures are primarily aimed at learner and provisional riders, with the objective of reducing the rising number of motorcycle-related fatalities in the state.
- Ducati's Financial Triumph: Over €1 Billion Revenue in 2024
Ducati has once again demonstrated its financial prowess by reporting revenues exceeding €1 billion for the third consecutive year in 2024. This achievement underscores the company's robust position in the global motorcycle industry and its commitment to delivering high-quality products to enthusiasts worldwide.
- Navigating the 1.3% Decline in Australian Motorcycle Sales in 2025
The Australian motorcycle market faced a modest decline 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.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil with Massive Debt
In a significant development for the Australian motorcycle industry, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of the sector since 1970, has entered voluntary administration. The company faces debts exceeding $65.9 million, a situation that casts uncertainty over the future of its 400 employees and numerous customers.
- Harley-Davidson's Q4 2025 Financial Results Reflect Tariff Impact
Harley-Davidson, the renowned American motorcycle manufacturer, has reported a significant financial loss for the fourth quarter of 2025. The company announced a diluted earnings per share (EPS) loss of $2.44, a stark contrast to analyst expectations, leading to a 4.17% decline in premarket share value to $19.
- New South Wales Enforces Stricter Regulations on Illegal E-Bikes
In a decisive move to enhance public safety and address community concerns, the New South Wales (NSW) Government has introduced new legislation empowering police to seize and destroy illegal electric bicycles (e-bikes) that exceed prescribed power limits.
- Australian Motorcycle Sales Experience Modest Decline in 2025
The Australian motorcycle market faced 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.
- ASBK to Transition to Summer Racing Schedule in 2027
Motorcycling Australia and the ASBK Management Team have unveiled plans to transition the Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) to a summer calendar starting in 2027.
- ASIC Identifies Concerns in Motor Vehicle Financing Practices
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has conducted a comprehensive review of the motor vehicle finance sector, uncovering significant issues related to lender oversight and consumer protection. The findings reveal instances of high loan establishment fees and inadequate monitoring of car finance distributors.
- MotorCycle Holdings Expands National Presence with Strategic Acquisition
MotorCycle Holdings Limited (MCH) has significantly expanded its national footprint by acquiring select dealership and eCommerce assets from the Peter Stevens and Harley-Heaven networks. This strategic move enhances MCH's presence across four Australian states and introduces new product categories to its portfolio.
- Anticipated RBA Rate Hike in February 2026: Implications for Motorcycle Loans
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is set to announce its next monetary policy decision on February 3, 2026. With inflation rates rising in late 2025, the possibility of a rate hike has become a focal point for financial analysts and borrowers alike.
- ASIC's Crackdown on Unlicensed Finfluencers: What It Means for Consumers
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has intensified its efforts against unlicensed financial influencers, commonly known as 'finfluencers,' who are suspected of providing unlawful financial advice.
- Budget Direct's Triumph: 2025 Insurer of the Year and Its Impact on Motorcycle Insurance
Budget Direct has been honored as the Insurer of the Year in the 2025 Consumer Finance Awards, reflecting its commitment to providing comprehensive and affordable insurance products to Australians. This accolade is particularly significant for motorcycle enthusiasts seeking reliable coverage.
- Australian Motorcycle Sales Experience Slight Decline in 2025
The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) has released data indicating a 1.3% decrease in Australian motorcycle and off-highway vehicle sales for 2025, with total units sold amounting to 92,967. This decline reflects the ongoing economic pressures affecting discretionary spending among consumers.
- Record-Breaking Attendance at 2025 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Energizes Phillip Island
The 2025 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, held at the iconic Phillip Island Circuit, has set a new attendance record, drawing approximately 91,245 visitors over its three-day duration. This marks the highest turnout since 2012 and underscores the event's growing popularity among motorsport enthusiasts.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil with Massive Debt
In a significant development for the Australian motorcycle industry, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of the sector since 1970, has entered voluntary administration. The company faces debts exceeding $65.9 million, a situation that casts uncertainty over the future of its 400 employees and numerous customers.
- MotorCycle Holdings Achieves Significant Profit Growth in FY2025
MotorCycle Holdings Limited (ASX:MTO), a prominent player in the Australian motorcycle retail and wholesale sector, has reported a substantial 27% increase in net profit for the financial year 2025. This impressive growth is attributed to a combination of strategic acquisitions and a significant surge in eCommerce sales.
- KTM AG Bolsters Financial Position with Major Investment
Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing financial restructuring. This development ensures the company's stability and continued operations in the global motorcycle market.
- Record Attendance at Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Energizes Phillip Island
The 2025 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, held at the iconic Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, attracted approximately 91,245 visitors over its three-day duration, marking the highest attendance since 2012.
- KTM AG Bolsters Financial Position with Major Investment
KTM AG, the renowned Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, has successfully secured €600 million in funding to address its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing financial restructuring. This development comes after a period of financial turbulence that led the company into self-administration and a comprehensive restructuring process.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil with Massive Debt
In a significant development for the Australian motorcycle industry, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of the sector since 1970, has entered voluntary administration. The company faces debts exceeding $65.9 million, a situation that casts uncertainty over the future of its 400 employees and numerous customers.
- Declining Motorcycle Sales Reflect Economic Pressures in Australia
The Australian motorcycle market has experienced a slight decline in sales during the first quarter of 2025, with a 3.5% decrease compared to the same period in 2024. This downturn reflects the broader economic challenges affecting discretionary spending among consumers.
- KTM AG Secures €600 Million to Fulfil Debt Obligations
KTM AG, the renowned Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, has successfully secured €600 million in funding to address its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing financial restructuring. This development comes after a period of financial turbulence that led the company into self-administration and a comprehensive restructuring process.
- Australian Motorcycle Sales Steady in First Half of 2025
The Australian motorcycle market demonstrated stability in the first half of 2025, with a total of 42,549 units sold between January and June, mirroring the figures from the same period in 2024. This steadiness reflects the market's resilience amid ongoing economic challenges.
- 2025 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Draws Record Crowds to Phillip Island
The 2025 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, held at the iconic Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, attracted approximately 91,245 visitors over its three-day duration, marking the highest attendance since 2012.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil
In a significant development for the Australian motorcycle industry, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of the sector since 1970, has entered voluntary administration. This move casts uncertainty over the future of its 400 employees and numerous customers.
- Declining Motorcycle Sales Reflect Economic Pressures in Australia
The Australian motorcycle market has experienced a 4.9% decline in sales during the first nine months of 2024, according to the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI). This downturn reflects broader economic challenges affecting consumer spending.
- Vmoto's Strategic Moves in the Global Electric Motorcycle Arena
Vmoto, the Perth-based electric motorcycle manufacturer, is making significant strides in the global market through strategic partnerships and innovative product offerings. The company's collaboration with Chinese electric vehicle firm Super Soco has been pivotal in expanding its international reach.
- Phillip Island Thrives as Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Draws Record Crowds
Phillip Island has once again demonstrated its significance in the motorsport world by hosting the 2025 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, which attracted approximately 91,245 visitors over three days. This marks the highest attendance since 2012 and underscores the event's growing popularity.
- MotorCycle Holdings Reports Record-Breaking Revenue in FY2025
MotorCycle Holdings Limited (ASX: MTO), Australia's largest motorcycle retailer, has announced a record-breaking revenue of $650 million for the fiscal year 2025, marking an 11.6% increase from the previous year. This impressive growth underscores the company's robust market presence and strategic initiatives.
- ASBK to Run Over Summer From 2027
Motorcycling Australia and the ASBK Management Team have announced a significant shift in the Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) schedule, transitioning to a summer calendar starting in 2027.
- Peter Stevens Motorcycles Faces Financial Turmoil with Massive Debt
In a significant development for the Australian motorcycle industry, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, a cornerstone of the sector since 1970, has entered voluntary administration. The company faces debts exceeding $65.9 million, a situation that casts uncertainty over the future of its 400 employees and numerous customers.
- KTM AG Bolsters Financial Position with Major Investment
Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing financial restructuring. This development ensures the company's stability and continued operations in the global motorcycle market.
- KTM AG Secures €600 Million Funding to Fulfill Debt Obligations
Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing financial restructuring. This development ensures the company's stability and continued operations in the global motorcycle market.
- Scooter Sales Surge 4.6% in 2025 Amid Overall Motorcycle Market Decline
In a notable trend within the Australian motorcycle market, scooter sales have risen by 4.6% in the first nine months of 2025, even as the overall market experienced a 2.2% decline, according to the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI).
- MotorCycle Holdings Reports Record-Breaking $650 Million Revenue in FY2025
MotorCycle Holdings Limited (ASX: MTO), Australia's leading motorcycle retailer, has announced a record-breaking revenue of $650 million for the fiscal year 2025, marking an 11.6% increase from the previous year. This impressive growth underscores the company's robust market presence and strategic initiatives.
- Australian Motorcycle Sales Experience Downturn in Early 2025
The Australian motorcycle market has experienced a slight decline in sales during the first quarter of 2025, with a 3.5% decrease compared to the same period in 2024. This downturn reflects the broader economic challenges affecting discretionary spending among consumers.
- KTM Secures €600 Million Funding to Complete Restructuring Plan
Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM AG has successfully secured €600 million in funding to meet its debt obligations, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing financial restructuring. This development ensures the company's stability and continued operations in the global motorcycle market.
- 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 its 400 employees and numerous customers.
- Harley-Davidson Explores Sale of Financing Unit Stake Amid Market Challenges
Harley-Davidson, the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer, is reportedly in discussions to sell a stake in its financing unit, Harley-Davidson Financial Services (HDFS). The potential deal, valued at around $5 billion, involves negotiations with Pacific Investment Management Co (PIMCO) and KKR & Co, according to Bloomberg News.
- Yamaha Tops Sales as Australian Motorcycle Market Shows Signs of Stabilization
In a positive turn for the Australian motorcycle industry, recent data from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) indicates that motorcycle sales have stabilized. A total of 42,549 new motorcycles were sold in Australia between January and June 2025, mirroring the figures from the same period in 2024.
