Polaris’ Osceola plant, which once produced power plants for newly sold Indian Motorcycles, as well as engines and other parts for the brand’s off-road segment, is set to be shuttered by the end of 2026.

Indian Motorcycle celebrates its 125th anniversary with limited edition Chief, Scout, Challenger, and Roadmaster models.

In a press question and answer session, Indian Motorcycle’s new CEO, Mike Kennedy, responded to whether or not the company is looking into an entry-level bike. He said no and threw water on EVs, too.

The Indian Motorcycle sale to private equity is already reshaping the company, as the Osceola plant closure, and subsequent layoffs, show how fast the consequences can hit.

Patent filings suggest a special-edition Indian Motorcycle Scout Bobber is coming. But what makes it special?

Indian Motorcycle and MMA apparel brand Venum team up for a limited-edition Challenger that sparks debate on style.

At EICMA, Indian Motorcycle’s Ben Lindaman said they want to focus on the brand’s core cruiser and bagger lineup. But in today’s market, is that enough?

Carolwood Capital’s Spencer Towill, who led the acquisition of Indian Motorcycle from Polaris, offered some thoughts on the brand’s future. And it’s seemingly led by an increased emphasis on merch.

There are still a lot of questions surrounding the private equity acquisition of Indian Motorcycle, and a letter sent out to the brand’s employees looks to answer some of them.

In a shocking announcement, Polaris has said that it intends not only to separate Indian Motorcycle into its own business, but to then sell it to a private equity group called Carolwood LP.