Harley-Davidson motorcycles are primarily manufactured and assembled in the United States. Historically, the majority of Harley-Davidson motorcycles were produced at the company's facilities in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. However, in recent years, Harley-Davidson has expanded its manufacturing operations to other locations as well.
Currently, Harley-Davidson has manufacturing plants in several locations worldwide. These include:
York, Pennsylvania, USA: The York facility is one of the main manufacturing plants for Harley-Davidson motorcycles. It produces a significant portion of the company's motorcycles for the US and international markets.
Kansas City, Missouri, USA: The Kansas City plant used to be a major manufacturing facility, but it ceased operations in 2019.
Manaus, Brazil: Harley-Davidson has a plant in Manaus, Brazil, which serves the South American market.
Bawal, India: The Bawal facility in the state of Haryana, India, is responsible for manufacturing Harley-Davidson motorcycles for the Indian market.
Thailand: Harley-Davidson has a manufacturing plant in Thailand, which serves as a regional production hub for motorcycles destined for the Asia-Pacific region.
It's important to note that while Harley-Davidson motorcycles may be assembled in different locations, the design, engineering, and overall brand management are still primarily based in the United States. The company works with various manufacturers and suppliers to produce their motorcycles.