
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Motorcycles is a Swedish motorcycle brand founded in 1903 in Huskvarna, Sweden. The brand has a long tradition in off-road motorsport, particularly enduro, motocross, and rally, and has won multiple world championships across… Read more
What does the Husqvarna market look like?
Market data last updated 21 September 2026
| Price range | number of motorcycles |
|---|---|
| €500 | 132 |
| €5k | 177 |
| €10k | 121 |
| €15k | 24 |
| €20k | 0 |
| €25k+ | 0 |
Based on 461 motorcycles
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Norden 901
889 cc · 105 hp
63 for sale
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701 Supermoto
693 cc · 74 hp
23 for sale
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Vitpilen 401
373 cc · 44 hp
23 for sale
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Svartpilen 801
799 cc · 105 hp
20 for sale
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TC 85
85 cc · 24 hp
20 for sale
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FE 450
450 cc · 63 hp
18 for sale
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FC 250
250 cc · 50 hp
17 for sale
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701 Enduro
693 cc · 74 hp
16 for sale
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TC 65
65 cc · 14 hp
15 for sale
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FC 450
449 cc · 64 hp
13 for sale
About Husqvarna
Husqvarna Motorcycles is a Swedish motorcycle brand founded in 1903 in Huskvarna, Sweden. The brand has a long tradition in off-road motorsport, particularly enduro, motocross, and rally, and has won multiple world championships across various off-road categories. Key models include the Norden 901 (adventure tourer), the Vitpilen and Svartpilen (naked/scrambler, based on the KTM Duke platform), and a range of enduro and motocross machines. Since 2013, Husqvarna has been owned by Pierer Mobility (the KTM parent group) and motorcycles are produced in Mattighofen, Austria. The brand identity and Swedish heritage are maintained, though technically Husqvarna shares significant engineering with KTM.
In the Netherlands, Husqvarna is well known among adventure riders and off-road enthusiasts. The Norden 901 attracts riders seeking a capable adventure tourer with a distinct Scandinavian design language. The Vitpilen and Svartpilen appeal to a younger, urban audience. The dealer network overlaps with KTM dealers, making servicing straightforward and well covered. On the used market, Vitpilen and Svartpilen models are well represented. Husqvarna competes with the KTM 890 Adventure and Royal Enfield Himalayan.


















