Sacramento, Calif. – The California Manufacturers & Technology Association (CMTA) announced that Harley-Davidson has joined its membership, bringing one of America’s most iconic manufacturing brands into CMTA’s statewide network, which includes several vehicle manufacturers.
Founded in 1903, Harley-Davidson is a global manufacturer of motorcycles, parts, and accessories. For more than 120 years, the company has represented American manufacturing, producing iconic motorcycles known worldwide for their craftsmanship and performance.
Manufacturing has long been central to Harley-Davidson’s identity. Through advanced production processes, engineering expertise, and a commitment to quality, the company continues to build products that support jobs, investment, and economic growth across the U.S.
“Harley-Davidson has been a household name representing American manufacturing for generations,” said Lance Hastings, President & CEO of CMTA. “We’re excited to welcome them to CMTA and add another legendary brand to our growing community of vehicle manufacturers.”
Harley-Davidson joins CMTA’s growing group of automotive manufacturers as the association continues to engage on policies that impact manufacturing and transportation production in California.
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About CMTA
The California Manufacturers & Technology Association (CMTA) has advocated for pro-growth laws and regulations before the California legislature and administrative agencies since 1918. The total output from manufacturing in California is $382 billion per year, roughly 10 percent of the total economic output of the state. Manufacturers employ 1.2 million Californians paying wages more than $25,000 higher than other non-farm employers in the state. For more information, visit CMTA’s website.