Both Harley-Davidson and Workhorse Group were classified as consumer discretionary companies.
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Updated Sep 6
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What happened
Both Harley-Davidson and Workhorse Group were classified as consumer discretionary companies.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Harley-Davidson
American motorcycle manufacturer
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Workhorse Group
American manufacturing company
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Related events
- Both Harley-Davidson and Kawasaki are leveraging their brand heritage to drive sales.
- Market demands forced Harley-Davidson to undergo a technological paradigm shift.
- Honda offers better value alternatives to Harley-Davidson.
- Harley-Davidson faces competitive pressure from cheaper alternatives offered by manufacturers in Japan and Europe.
- Morgan Stanley provided an investment rating for Harley-Davidson on September 19, 2026.