India’s leading bike manufacturer Royal Enfield is now going to enter the electric segment. The company’s first electric bike Flying Flea C6 has been seen testing without cover on the roads of Chennai. It is clear from this that the time of launch is not far away.
Production model glimpse without cover in Chennai
For the first time, Flying Flea C6 has been spotted in public traffic without any cover. Earlier this bike was seen testing with cover several times.
The new pictures show that the bike is almost production-ready. It is believed that its official launch date may be announced in the first quarter of 2026.
A touch of heritage in the classic look
The design of this electric cruiser is inspired by the old World War-2 era Flying Flea motorcycle. The round headlamp, girder front fork and minimal body panels give it a retro feel.
The belt drive system on the right side and the ribbed design of the battery area give it a distinct identity. Overall the look is slim, classic and completely royal.
Strong battery and potential range
According to reports, it can get a battery pack of 4 to 5 kWh. In the real world its range can be between 100 to 150 kilometers.
It is being said that it will be provided with LFP battery technology, which is known for safety and long life. Apart from this, features like IP67 protection and advanced thermal management can also be available.
Performance like 250-350cc bike
Although the company has not yet revealed the official specifications, but it is expected that its performance will be equal to 250cc to 350cc petrol bike.
It can get mid-mounted electric motor, dual channel ABS and disc brakes on both the wheels. The riding position looks upright and comfortable, which will be great for everyday use.
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Will be equipped with smart features
Flying Flea C6 is expected to get round digital instrument console. It may have features like Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, call-message alert and music control.
Looking at the coverless testing and final look, it can be said that this first electric bike of Royal Enfield can make a big splash in the EV market. Now just waiting for the launch date, after which a new Royal Electric era can start on the roads.
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