Bolsonaro Enters Motorcycle Market and Will Launch Innovative Parts Made with Graphene at Major Event

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 06/03/2025 at 10:23

Após investir no setor, Bolsonaro lançará uma linha de peças para motocicletas feitas com grafeno no XIV Salão Nacional e Internacional de Motopeças, em São Paulo, marcando sua entrada no mercado automotivo com tecnologia de ponta.

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In The Coming Days, Former President Jair Bolsonaro Will Present an Innovation in The Automotive Sector: a Line of Motorcycle Parts Made with Graphene. The Information Was Exclusively Revealed by The Website O Antagonista, Highlighting The Former Leader’s Involvement in The Industry of This Innovative Material. The Official Launch Will Take Place at The XIV National and International Motorcycle Parts Show, Between March 11 and 14, in São Paulo.

The Startup Responsible for The Project, Bravo Grapheno Tecnologia e Inovação LTDA, Was Created by Bolsonaro in Partnership with His Son, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ). The Company, Which Has a Share Capital of R$ 100 Thousand, Aims to Research, Explore and Commercialize Graphene-Based Products, Ranging from Motorcycle Accessories to Personal Safety Items and Armaments.

Bolsonaro’s Investment in Graphene

During His Administration, Bolsonaro Lobbied in Favor of Graphene, Advocating for The Use of The Material in Various Industrial Applications. Now, He Is Fully Entering The Sector as An Entrepreneur, Betting on The Potential of Graphene to Revolutionize The Motorcycle Market.

Bravo Grapheno Was Officially Registered at The Commercial Registry of The Federal District in June 2024. The Startup Aims Not Only to Sell Products But Also to Encourage Research on Graphene, a Material That Has Been Gaining Worldwide Prominence Due to Its Strength and Lightness.

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The Launch of The Motorcycle Product Line

The Debut of The Line of Motorcycle Parts Will Be at The XIV National and International Motorcycle Parts Show, an Event That Will Take Place From March 11 to 14, in São Paulo. There Are No Details Yet on What Products Will Be Presented, As The Company Is Keeping The Innovation Secret. However, Expectations Are High, As Graphene Promises Advantages Such As Greater Durability and Lighter Weight for Motorcycle Accessories.

Flávio Bolsonaro Confirmed His Father’s Participation in The Event and Highlighted That The Former President Will Be The Main Face of Bravo Grapheno, Acting as The Brand’s Spokesperson.

Who Are The Partners of Bravo Grapheno?

Bravo Grapheno Is Not Just a Project of Jair and Flávio Bolsonaro. The Partnership Includes Other Names, Such as Parliamentary Advisor Fernando Nascimento Pessoa, Entrepreneur Maichel Chiste, and Former Candidate for The District Deputy Pedro Leite.

The Shareholding Division Was Established as Follows:

Flávio Bolsonaro – Majority Partner, Holding 30% of The Shares;
Jair Bolsonaro – Holds 20% of The Shares;
Maichel Chiste – Also Holds 20% of The Shares;
Fernando Nascimento Pessoa – Holds 15% of The Shares;
Pedro Leite – Owns 15% and Is Responsible for The Company’s Management.

Bravo Grapheno Is Based in A Coworking Office in The Administrative Region of Águas Claras, in The Federal District, Near Taguatinga Shopping. The Building Also Houses Other Companies Linked to Politicians.

The Impact of Graphene on The Industry

Graphene Is Considered One of The Most Promising Materials Today. Extracted from Graphite and Structured in A Hexagonal Manner, It Exhibits Superior Strength to Steel and Exceptional Thermal and Electrical Conductivity. In The Motorcycle Sector, The Use of Graphene May Result in Lighter, More Durable, and More Efficient Components.

Besides The Automotive Sector, The Material Is Already Being Studied for Applications in Electronics, Batteries, Clothing, and Even in The Armaments Sector, Something That Bravo Grapheno Aims to Explore in The Future.

Bolsonaro Enters Motorcycle Market and Will Launch Innovative Parts Made with Graphene at Major Event

Bolsonaro’s Investment in Graphene

The Launch of The Motorcycle Product Line

Who Are The Partners of Bravo Grapheno?

The Impact of Graphene on The Industry

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