Harley-Davidson, Inc. (HOG)
NYSE: HOG · Real-Time Price · USD
31.22
+0.89 (2.93%)
At close: Oct 30, 2026, 4:00 PM EDT
31.15
-0.07 (-0.22%)
After-hours: Oct 30, 2026, 7:56 PM EDT

Harley-Davidson Revenue

Harley-Davidson had revenue of $1.08B in the quarter ending September 30, 2026, a decrease of -19.25%. This brings the company's total for the last twelve months to $3.98B, down -14.64% year-over-year. In the year 2025, Harley-Davidson had annual revenue of $4.47B, down -13.76%. That makes Harley-Davidson the 3,097th largest company in the world by revenue and 882nd in the United States.

Revenue (ttm)
$3.98B
Revenue Growth
-14.64%
P/S Ratio
0.82
Revenue / Employee
$723,957
Employees
5,500
Market Cap
3.25B

Revenue Chart

Revenue by Segment

By Segment

Chart
  • Motorcycles 2.66B 59.4%
  • Interest Income 668.49M 14.9%
  • Parts and Accessories 614.07M 13.7%
  • Apparel 215.78M 4.8%
  • Other HDFS 200.71M 4.5%
  • Other HDMC 69.11M 1.5%
  • LiveWire 25.67M 0.6%
  • Licensing 21.67M 0.5%

By Geography

  • United States 3.27B 73.0%
  • EMEA 538.78M 12.0%
  • Other Countries 260.25M 5.8%
  • Canada 174.22M 3.9%
  • Japan 112.38M 2.5%
  • Australia and New Zealand 105.86M 2.4%
  • Europe 8.06M 0.2%
  • International 6.62M 0.1%
Fiscal year ended Dec 31, 2025 See the full Harley-Davidson breakdown

Revenue History

Fiscal Year EndRevenueChangeGrowth
Dec 31, 20254.47B-713.63M-13.76%
Dec 31, 20245.19B-649.68M-11.13%
Dec 31, 20235.84B81.35M1.41%
Dec 31, 20225.76B418.82M7.85%
Dec 31, 20215.34B1.28B31.62%
Dec 31, 20204.05B-1.31B-24.38%
Dec 31, 20195.36B-355.09M-6.21%
Dec 31, 20185.72B69.65M1.23%
Dec 31, 20175.65B-349.23M-5.82%
Dec 31, 20166.00B1.06M0.02%
Dec 31, 20156.00B-233.11M-3.74%
Dec 31, 20146.23B328.64M5.57%
Dec 31, 20135.90B319.37M5.72%
Dec 31, 20125.58B268.79M5.06%
Dec 31, 20115.31B452.38M9.31%
Dec 31, 20104.86B77.43M1.62%
Dec 31, 20094.78B-1.17B-19.70%
Dec 31, 20085.96B-187.66M-3.05%
Dec 31, 20076.14B5.76B1,496.05%
Dec 31, 2006384.89M53.27M16.06%
Dec 31, 2005331.62M--

Revenue Definition

Revenue, also called sales, is the amount of money a company receives from its business activities, such as sales of products or services. It does not take any expenses into account and is therefore different from profits.