Harley-Davidson moves Revolution Max production back to the US, boosting American jobs and manufacturing.

Harley-Davidson announced it will bring production of its Revolution Max motorcycle platform back to the United States, shifting machining, assembly, painting, and final assembly to facilities in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. This move supports skilled union jobs and strengthens the company's American manufacturing footprint, with production expected to be completed before the 2028 model year starts in 2027. The company plans to produce over 100,000 motorcycles at its York, Pennsylvania plant in 2027. This decision aligns with Harley-Davidson's strategy to invest in domestic manufacturing and reflects changes in U.S. trade policy and global trade dynamics under new CEO Artie Starrs.