Royal Enfield Launches Electric Motorcycle Brand Flying Flea, Reveals First Model FF-C6

Royal Enfield steps into the electric motorcycle market with its new brand, Flying Flea, aiming to deliver urban electric mobility solutions with a nod to its historical models.

Royal Enfield's Flying Flea name is derived from Royal Enfield’s WWII-era motorcycles, which were lightweight, versatile and known for manoeuvrability in tough terrains. During the world war bike were delivered through Airdrops, just like the Royal Enfield showed in their teaser, Flying Flea is expected to carry forward that brands legacy with models focused on urban and short-distance travel, starting with the FF-C6 (FF- Flying Flea).

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The FF-C6 falls in the classic category and S6 falls in the Scrambler category, FF-C6 is the first electric motorcycle under Flying Flea's product protfolio, will be available for retail in Spring 2026. In terms of design, it comes With retro design but with modern tech, at the front it features an updated girder fork and a lightweight frame. Key features of the FF-C6 are the magnesium battery case and an aluminium frame that optimises the bike’s weight and durability.

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Royal Enfield has equipped the FF-C6 with a separate Vehicle Control Unit (VCU), that allows over-the-air (OTA) updates and customization. This VCU enables over 200,000 different ride modes and "phone as a key" tech. The bike’s connected features monitor the vehicle remotely which enhances its security and user control. The FF-C6 offers direct acceleration for which EVs are known for, lean angle ABS and a range that supports city travel. Charging is convenient with compatibility for standard domestic outlets.