Royal Enfield Royal Enfield, one of the world's most popular motorcycle companies, has ushered in a new era with its focus on green mobility. Yes, Royal Enfield has made a grand entry in the segment of electric bikes with its new sub-brand Flying Flea. Royal Enfield has announced a new EV brand, Flying Fly, at the EICMA 2024 International Motor Show in Milan, Italy. People have been waiting for Royal Enfield's electric bike for a long time and with the launch at ICMA 2024 in Milan, people from all over the world saw the Flying Flea C6. The bike comes with a combo of retro looks and modern features and is so stunning to look at that you don't take your eyes off it.
Look also stunning
Now let's talk about the look and features of the first electric motorcycle of Royal Enfield's Flying Flea brand, which has round headlamps with LED lights with a retro look. Mounted on an aluminum frame, this electric bike has attractive tail lamps, tire huggers and turn indicators. Flying Flea C6 has an updated girder fork suspension system at the front and monoshock suspension system at the rear. At the same time, it also comes with the option of split seat customization, along with alloy wheels and single seats.
Features are also amazing
Talking about the features of Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6, it has a round shape touchscreen TFT display as well as in-house build software, which can be updated on air. Furthermore, it offers cornering ABS, traction control, over 2000 riding mode combinations in the vehicle control unit among many other features. Royal Enfield claims that the Flying Flea C6 electric motorcycle is very easy to ride. Meanwhile, let us tell you that in the coming days, the next electric motorcycle S6 of Royal Enfield's sub-brand Flying Flea will also be launched, which will be in the Scrambler segment.
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