Brazil Two Wheelers Market Overview, 2030

The Brazilian two-wheeler market is a dynamic and expanding sector, demonstrating significant growth and potential. Brazil currently holds the position of the sixth largest motorcycle market globally and is the largest in South America. The surge in e-commerce and delivery services has significantly increased the need for last-mile delivery vehicles, with two-wheelers proving ideal for navigating congested urban environments. Additionally, the comparative affordability and fuel efficiency of two-wheelers versus cars, coupled with increasing disposable incomes and limitations in public transport, further contribute to market growth. Emerging trends are shaping the market's future, most notably the accelerated adoption of Electric Two-Wheelers E2Ws. The intelligent upgrade of accessories, the potential of the motorcycle rental market, and increasing consumer demand for mid- to high-end models are also notable trends. The major players in the Brazilian two-wheeler market include Honda, which maintains a dominant market share, and Yamaha. However, the competitive landscape is evolving, with companies like Shineray experiencing skyrocketing sales due to capacity expansion, and Mottu, Avelloz, Royal Enfield, and Bajaj Auto also demonstrating significant growth. In the burgeoning electric segment, Voltz Motors, Origem Motos, Auper Motorcycles, RTR Electric Motorcycles, and Leva Motors are key players pioneering the E2W market in Brazil. The Brazilian two-wheeler market is also seeing a shift towards higher-displacement models as consumer preferences evolve beyond purely utilitarian needs. This reflects a growing demand for performance, comfort, and advanced features, suggesting a maturing market with diverse consumer segments. Furthermore, the emphasis on localized production by major players is becoming a crucial strategy to enhance market penetration and reduce costs, showcasing the strategic importance of Brazil within global two-wheeler manufacturing.

According to the research report ""Brazil Two Wheeler Market Overview, 2030,"" published by Bonafide Research, the Brazil Two Wheeler market is anticipated to grow at more than 4.66% CAGR from 2025 to 2030. The Brazilian two-wheeler market is significantly shaped by several key drivers, making motorcycles and scooters essential for a large segment of the population. Rapid urbanization is a primary factor, as Brazil's expanding cities face increasing traffic congestion. Two-wheelers offer an efficient, cost-effective solution for navigating dense urban environments, drastically cutting commute times and easing parking challenges. This efficiency provides tangible benefits, reinforcing their role in daily urban mobility. Historically, volatile fuel prices have also pushed Brazilians towards more economical transport. Two-wheelers, especially smaller models, are considerably more fuel-efficient than cars, offering much-needed financial relief and a sustainable investment for budget-conscious consumers. The rapid growth of e-commerce and delivery services has further fueled demand. Companies like iFood and Rappi rely heavily on the agility of motorcycles for last-mile delivery, directly boosting commercial sales and sustaining the market's expansion. Moreover, rising disposable incomes among the Brazilian middle class have increased purchasing power, allowing more individuals to invest in personal transportation. For many, a two-wheeler serves as an accessible entry point to vehicle ownership, providing independence where public transport is often insufficient or inconvenient. Indeed, the inadequacy of public transportation infrastructure in many areas of Brazil compels residents to seek alternative mobility solutions. Two-wheelers effectively fill this gap, offering a practical, reliable, and quicker way to travel, particularly in regions underserved by traditional transit. The inherent affordability of two-wheelers, both in terms of initial purchase price and maintenance, alongside their exceptional maneuverability in crowded urban settings, solidifies their position as a preferred mode of transport in Brazil.

The Brazilian two-wheeler market is the largest in South America and ranks among the top 10 globally. It has shown significant growth in recent years and it is driven by factors such as increasing traffic congestion, demand for connectivity in mid-sized and smaller cities, rising disposable income, and a lack of proper public transport. The motorcycle segment is the dominating force in the Brazilian two-wheeler market. It is crucial for both personal mobility and professional use, especially for the growing e-commerce and delivery industries. Honda maintains a commanding lead, driven by popular models like the CG160 and Biz 125. Yamaha follows in second place, while Chinese manufacturer Shineray and local manufacturer Mottu have shown skyrocketing growth, gaining significant market share. Other notable players include Avelloz, Royal Enfield, Bajaj Auto, Haojue, and BMW. The scooter segment is also experiencing accelerated growth in Brazil. Scooters are increasingly popular in Brazil's urban centers due to their ease of maneuverability in congested traffic and fuel efficiency. They are seen as a convenient and agile solution for city dwellers. The Electric Two-Wheeler market in Brazil, though still small in overall market share, shows immense potential and is rapidly gaining momentum. Food delivery platforms like iFood and online car-hailing platforms like 99 are increasing their investment in electric motorcycles, accelerating market development and planning for large fleets of electric motorcycles with battery charging and replacement outlets. The moped segment is often grouped with scooters in Brazilian market analyses. While specific individual data for mopeds might be limited, their role as an economical and accessible form of two-wheeled transport is significant. Mopeds, particularly the low-cost and highly fuel-efficient models, continue to be a popular choice for budget-conscious consumers and those needing basic, agile transportation in urban and suburban areas.

The Brazilian two-wheeler market is a highly segmented and dynamic industry, defined by distinct categories that reflect consumer preferences and operational demands. Segmentation by Engine Capacity highlights the market's focus on practicality. Small Displacement ≤150cc models command the largest market share, serving as cost-effective and fuel-efficient options for daily commuting. Mid-Range 126-250cc motorcycles cater to those seeking a balance of performance and economy, while High-End >250cc models are witnessing rising demand from consumers desiring greater power, comfort, and premium features for recreational or long-distance travel. The Electric segment, encompassing both e-bikes and electric motorcycles, is on a significant growth trajectory, benefiting from evolving consumer preferences and the expansion of electric fleets in commercial applications. End User segmentation reveals key market drivers. Personal Commuting remains the largest segment, with two-wheelers offering an agile and economical solution for daily mobility. The Commercial segment has exploded due to the boom in e-commerce and delivery services, where two-wheelers are indispensable for last-mile logistics. Lastly, the Recreational segment, though smaller, drives demand for higher-performance and specialized models. Distribution Channels are evolving. Dealerships remain the primary point of sale, offering comprehensive services. Multi-brand stores provide wider choices, and online sales are gradually gaining traction, particularly for parts and accessories, signaling a shift in purchasing habits.

The Brazilian two-wheeler market, the largest in South America, is currently undergoing a dynamic transition, with a clear distinction between its reliance on Internal Combustion Engine technology and the burgeoning, albeit smaller, Electric Two-Wheeler segment. Honda maintains a commanding lead in the market, with popular models like the CG160 and Biz 125. Yamaha is also a significant player, while newer entrants like Chinese manufacturer Shineray and local company Mottu have seen remarkable growth, capturing substantial market share. Bajaj Auto also has a notable presence. These manufacturers are continuously introducing new fuel-efficient models and improving emission control technologies to maintain consumer interest. Despite their current dominance, ICE two-wheelers face increasing pressure from environmental concerns and the global push towards electrification. While Brazil's unique ""flex-fuel"" ethanol-gasoline vehicles offer a more sustainable alternative to pure gasoline, the long-term trend, influenced by global environmental goals and local initiatives, points towards a gradual shift away from new ICE sales. The Electric Two-Wheeler market in Brazil is currently in its early stages but is experiencing rapid growth. Continuous improvements in battery technology with lithium-ion batteries becoming more prevalent, increased range, and faster charging capabilities are enhancing the practicality and appeal of E2Ws. While charging infrastructure is still developing and concentrated in urban areas, efforts are underway to expand it. Companies like ABB are collaborating to develop charging infrastructure, and startups like Vammo are introducing innovative battery-swapping services, which can significantly alleviate range anxiety and charging time concerns.

Considered in this report
• Historic Year: 2019
• Base year: 2024
• Estimated year: 2025
• Forecast year: 2030

Aspects covered in this report
• Two Wheelers Market with its value and forecast along with its segments
• Various drivers and challenges
• On-going trends and developments
• Top profiled companies
• Strategic recommendation

By Type
• Motorcycle
• Scooters
• Electric Two-Wheeler
• Mopeds

By Engine Capacity
• <150 CC
• 151 -400 CC
• 401- 800CC
• > 801 CC

By Price
• ICE
• Electric Show more