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AAS Harley-Davidson Group reinforces its excellence by landing in the global top three dealers for the second consecutive year. AAS Harley-Davidson of Bangkok captured three prestigious 2026 awards from Harley-Davidson: International Motorcycle Sales Performance Champion, International Parts & Accessories Sales Performance Champion, and International Dealer of the Year: Silver. The achievement reflects the company's strong business capabilities and commitment to maintaining world-class standards, securing its position as one of the three best Harley-Davidson dealers worldwide (excluding the United States) for the second year running.

Delivering Global Pride to AAS Group Leadership To celebrate the milestone, AAS Harley-Davidson Group presented all three awards to the AAS Group executive team — a moment of organizational pride that underscores the vision and determination driving the business toward excellence. Executives receiving the honors included:

Anusak Inthaphuwasak — Chairman & Shareholder, AAS Group Anurak Inthaphuwasak — Assistant Chairman Kalsiri Inthaphuwasak — Board of Directors & Shareholder Wuthikorn Inthaphuwasak — President & Shareholder Wuthisak Inthaphuwasak — Executive Vice President & Shareholder Kamolnee Inthaphuwasak — COO and Acting CEO Anuwat Inthaphuwasak — Managing Director & Shareholder, AAS Harley-Davidson Group Korapak Mikanan — Dealer Principal, AAS Harley-Davidson Group

Achievement Reflecting Sustained Excellence The 2026 awards further prove AAS Harley-Davidson Group's strength on the world stage. Winning both the International Motorcycle Sales Performance Champion and International Parts & Accessories Sales Performance Champion highlights outstanding performance in motorcycle sales as well as the parts and accessories business. Meanwhile, the International Dealer of the Year: Silver award reflects recognition of the group's overall operations in international markets and confirms continuous development across all areas — sales, service, and creating the ultimate Harley-Davidson customer experience.

Global Sales Leadership Confirmed The group's motorcycle sales dominance is validated by the 2026 International Motorcycle Sales Performance Champion award, demonstrating exceptional sales results and an operating approach that prioritizes sales quality and long-term customer satisfaction.

Excellence Across Every Parts & Accessories Dimension At the same time, AAS Harley-Davidson Group places high importance on Parts & Accessories — a core element of Harley-Davidson ownership. Excellence in parts and accessories is confirmed by the 2026 International Parts & Accessories Sales Performance Champion award, backed by a dedicated team of P&A Sales Consultants.

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