Mottu, The New Motorcycle Startup, Challenges The Dominance Of Honda And Yamaha By Launching The Sport 110i, Quickly Conquering The Brazilian Market.
The Japanese brands Honda and Yamaha have dominated the motorcycle market in Brazil for several decades. However, the startup Mottu, founded in January 2020, has been rapidly standing out. Initially focused on renting motorcycles for delivery drivers, Mottu decided to expand its operations and now also dedicates itself to the direct sale of motorcycles. This strategy has yielded results, placing Mottu among the leading brands in the motorcycle sector.
The Arrival Of The Sport 110i
Recently, Mottu launched the Sport 110i, a model that was previously exclusive for rental.
Since its introduction, the Sport 110i has proven to be a popular choice among consumers and, in 2024, Mottu positioned itself as the fourth brand in motorcycle registrations in Brazil.
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According to Fenabrave, the Sport 110i is the seventh most registered motorcycle in the country and the third in the city bike category.
The simplicity and efficiency of this model attract the attention of motorcyclists. By offering the Sport 110i, Mottu challenges the leadership of brands like Honda and Yamaha, which have always dominated the motorcycle market.
Specifications Of The Sport 110i
The Sport 110i features a 109.7 cm³ single-cylinder engine, equipped with electronic injection and air cooling.
The motorcycle delivers 8.3 hp of power and 0.8 kgf.m of torque, along with an impressive fuel efficiency of 65 km/l, meaning that with a 10-liter tank, the range can reach up to 650 km.
The affordable price of R$ 13,000, plus shipping, also contributes to the model’s popularity in the motorcycle market.
The power is 8.1 horsepower at 7,350 rpm, with a 4-speed transmission and a top speed of 100 km/h.
Regarding braking, the motorcycle has 130 mm drum brakes in the front and 110 mm in the rear, with 17-inch wheels fitted with tubeless tires.
Furthermore, the load capacity supports up to 260 kg. Mottu guarantees that the Sport 110i is one of the best options in the competitive motorcycle market.
Mottu In The Automotive Industry
Mottu has established a partnership with the Indian manufacturer TVS, which has contributed to strengthening the brand in Brazil.
This collaboration allows Mottu to offer a motorcycle that meets the specific needs of the local market.
The lightweight design of the Sport 110i, weighing only 110 kg, makes the motorcycle agile and practical for urban use.
This agility is one of the factors that have driven sales and acceptance among consumers. With its new proposal, Mottu becomes a strong competitor to Honda and Yamaha in the motorcycle market.

Comprei a minha é não mim arrependo moto muito boa é econômica fora as peças que são muito baratas
Pelos comentários positivo dos colegas estou ansioso pra testar uma Motu 0km na correria urbana de Cuiabá
Essa mottu e ****, e fraca 110 cc quem roda no uber em bh ver comentários de passageiros que se vim uma mottu cancela a viagem fraca e muito desconfortável.