Key facts
- Honda said it will invest 3.3 billion reais ($602.2 million) by 2030 to expand its Brazilian motorcycle plant.
- The plan adds two production units at Honda's Manaus complex, the company said.
- Honda said annual capacity is expected to reach 2.3 million units in 2029 from an expected 1.6 million in 2026.
- The factory makes 20 models and exports to 19 countries, including the US and Mexico, per Honda.
- The investment adds to 1.6 billion reais Honda announced last year for its Brazilian motorcycle business.
Honda said on November 5, 2026 that it will invest 3.3 billion reais ($602.2 million) by 2030 to expand the capacity of its motorcycle plant in Brazil. The Japanese automaker said the plan includes two new production units at its Manaus complex.
Honda said the expansion will raise annual capacity to 2.3 million units in 2029, from an expected 1.6 million units in 2026. The factory produces 20 models, serving the domestic market and exporting to 19 countries, including the US and Mexico, according to Honda.
The investment adds to 1.6 billion reais that the group announced last year for its motorcycle business in Brazil. Honda did not state the size of the capacity increase in percentage terms, and the figures rest on the company's own account of its operations.