DBS operates as a shared motorcycle assembly plant and industrial partner, with a factory specialized in OEM/CKD, structuring the operations of national and international brands in the Manaus Free Trade Zone. Engineering, supply, COMEX, manufacturing, quality and logistics work together to reduce the complexity of producing in Brazil. With more than 20 years of experience in the sector, DBS offers a structure to get started and the capacity to grow. In practice, a shared assembly plant lets each brand use assembly lines, certifications, technical staff and logistics that are already in place, without investing in its own factory.
The client stays focused on the brand and the market while DBS takes on the complexity of the industrial operation. From planning and import of inputs through production, quality control, shipping and delivery, the process is monitored with traceability, transparency and visibility throughout the entire operation.
Local knowledge, regulatory expertise and a ready industrial structure to make the operation viable without building your own factory.
Brand, model and version defined by the partner, with no reference to DBS.
Operation structured according to approved processes and applicable regulatory requirements.
ISO 9001-certified processes, traceability, inspections and control mechanisms throughout production, at DBS's motorcycle factory in the Manaus Industrial Hub.
Planning, import, customs clearance, industrialization and shipment under DBS's responsibility.
From project to production, DBS structures its industrial operation in Brazil.
Product structuring, BOM, manufacturing routings and operation setup.
Materials planning, purchasing and supplier management.
Import of inputs in DBS's name, customs clearance and tax compliance.
Industrialization in the Manaus Free Trade Zone, with a structure ready for different production configurations.
Static and dynamic inspection, torque traceability and auditable control at every stage.
Receiving, storage, shipping and delivery of the finished product according to the operation defined with the partner.


DBS’s motorcycle factory is a motorcycle industry in the Manaus Industrial Hub with installed capacity of up to 80,000 units per year, combining scale, experience and process control. The operation features ISO 9001, torque traceability, inspections and a dynamometer. Its motorcycle assembly expertise is proven by projects for brands such as Moto Morini, Avelloz and Vammo, with different technologies and levels of complexity.
Total installed capacity across DBS’s lines at the Manaus Industrial Hub.
Line 01, Electric Bicycles. Length: 15 m.
Experience with more complex motorcycles: Moto Morini’s operation reinforces DBS’s ability to industrialize premium and high-displacement models.
As a motorcycle factory and assembler specialized in OEM/CKD, DBS structures the production and assembly of motorcycles in the Manaus Free Trade Zone for brands that want to operate in Brazil with their own identity. Industrialization follows the applicable PPB requirements and ISO 9001-certified processes, with traceability, control and monitoring throughout the operation.
DBS’s work as a motorcycle manufacturer begins before the assembly line. The engineering team structures each project with BOM, manufacturing routings, materials calculation, production processes, fixtures and operation setup, ensuring that the partner brand enters production with traceability and control from the first batch.
DBS’s ISO 9001 certification translates into verifiable control mechanisms at every stage of the line. Quality is managed through quality engineering, torque traceability with electronic screwdrivers, static and dynamic inspection, a dynamometer for functional evaluation and a battery laboratory for electric vehicles. Internal and external audits systematically validate process compliance. The Quality Policy of DBS Indústria do Amazonas S/A defines the criteria applied from the receipt of inputs to the dispatch of the finished product.
The Quality Policy is available to partners and prospects who want to learn about the principles and controls that guide quality management in DBS’s operation.


DBS’s motorcycle factory coordinates the entire logistics chain of the project, from planning and purchasing to final shipping. The scope includes import of inputs in DBS’s name, customs clearance, receiving, production in the Manaus Free Trade Zone and delivery of the finished product to the partner’s Distribution Center. Importing in its own name means the client does not need to maintain an active Radar registration with the Federal Revenue Service. The process follows the PPB approved by SUFRAMA, with ISO 9001-certified quality control at every stage. The client stays focused on the business; DBS runs the entire chain.
Industrial partnership also means visibility. Operation monitoring covers schedule, production, purchasing, import, inspections, non-conformities and shipping, allowing the client to follow the project’s critical points from start to finish.

With more than 20 years in the two-wheeler and mobility market, the DBS Group has built experience in product, operations and industrialization. Since 2019, DBS Indústria has operated in the Manaus Industrial Hub, deepening its specialization in OEM/CKD manufacturing and in the Manaus Free Trade Zone ecosystem.
The Group operates through the brands DROP, TWO DOGS and DBS INDÚSTRIA. On the industrial front, DBS Indústria acts as a shared assembly plant and partner to brands that want to produce in Brazil, putting its infrastructure, knowledge and operation at the service of the client’s project. In an OEM/CKD partnership, the product’s commercial identity stays with the partner brand. The structure works as a motorcycle industry in the Manaus Industrial Hub, serving national and international brands.


Start of operations, anticipating the global electric mobility trend before it became a market priority

Launch of Brazil's first electric kick scooter, a pioneering milestone and early reading of the sector.

Opening of the industrial plant in the Manaus Industrial Hub, with capacity for large-scale manufacturing.

Recognition among the 100 most influential companies in mobility in Brazil, by Estadão.

ISO 9001 certification, with standardization and auditability of all industrial processes.

Recognized as Brazil's largest electric motorcycle manufacturer, according to FENABRAVE.

Expansion into high-displacement combustion motorcycle production.

Opening of the Second Plant in Manaus.
A shared assembly plant is a model in which the brand produces its motorcycles at the industrial facility of an already-built factory, without constructing its own plant. DBS, as a motorcycle assembler in Manaus, offers assembly lines, engineering, supply, COMEX, ISO 9001 quality and logistics, and the product leaves with the brand, model and version defined by the client.
Both. DBS is a motorcycle factory with its own industrial facilities in the Manaus Industrial Hub and, at the same time, provides OEM/CKD assembly services for brands that produce under their own identity. In neither case is there a conflict of interest with clients.
No. DBS serves importers of electric vehicles, combustion motorcycles, electromechanical and mechanical toys and sporting goods, under NCM codes 8711, 9503 and 9506, as well as projects covered by SUFRAMA’s Basic Production Processes.
The minimum required quantity is 1 FCL 40-foot “high cube” container (40HQ) per order.
Yes. In 2024, FENABRAVE recognized DBS as the largest electric motorcycle manufacturer in Brazil. The company holds 58% of the electric motorcycles produced in the country and ranks 11th in the Manaus Industrial Hub ranking.
There is no need to build your own factory. The entry cost is preparing the Parts List (price on request). Vehicles that require registration have an additional homologation fee.
No. DBS imports the inputs in its own name and turns them into finished products, which makes it an industrialization operation, not an import on behalf of a third party (conta e ordem). The client does not need an active Radar registration.
The client receives the entire batch at its Distribution Center and takes responsibility for sales and distribution in the domestic market.
Yes. DBS has its own WMI, with authorization for chassis stamping and registration of domestic vehicles in the BIN (the Detran national registry).
No. The product leaves with the brand, model and version defined by the client. Only DBS’s WMI appears as the responsible manufacturer on the vehicle document.
Through documented, auditable ISO 9001 processes, with verifiable quality control at every stage of the line. The client can consult DBS’s Quality Policy and request information on production progress from the dedicated sales contact.
The sales team at DBS’s motorcycle factory reviews each project individually, detailing costs, timelines and process steps. The proposal includes a tax analysis applied to the client’s model, logistics structure and onboarding timeline, with transparency at every stage.
The first contact is the start of the technical assessment. The more information the client can share about the product and expected volume, the more accurate the proposal will be.
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