KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The specifications of the Flying Flea C6 are still under wraps.
- It is expected to be launched in 2026.
- The bike features a girder-type front suspension, which is a throwback to the original Flying Flea.
The Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 made its global debut at the 2024 EICMA, and it has now been spotted testing for the first time. The first electric motorcycle from RE is set to be launched in 2026, and while we have already seen the design, these spy shots give us quite a lot to talk about.
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Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Spotted; Details
The Flying Flea C6 is a rather slim and sleek motorcycle, which is quite unlike any other Royal Enfield product today. The model spotted in these pictures seems to retain nearly everything shown on the concept motorcycle. Built on an aluminium frame, the battery will be a stressed member of the chassis, and the motorcycle will be powered by a belt-driven motor. The motorcycle will make use of a girder-type front suspension and a monoshock at the rear, and while it comes a single seat, a pillion seat will be available as an add-on.
Royal Enfield is keeping a lot of its tech specifications under tight wraps, so let's move on to some features. The Flying Flea C6 will come with a circular TFT infotainment screen, with app-based bluetooth connectivity. This is likely going to be the first Royal Enfield with traction control on offer, and other things also include cornering ABS, navigation, keyless ignition and OTA updates.
The Flying Flea is likely to be launched in 2026, and we can start seeing production teasers closer to its launch date.
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Source: Gaadiwadi
Verdict
The Flying Flea C6 is going to be interesting, being Royal Enfield's first foray into EVs. It remains to be seen how easily will buyers accept an RE with zero noise and no engine underneath.
