Royal Enfield has announced its new electric motorcycle sub-brand, alongside its first prototype EV dubbed Flying Flea C6.
Flying Flea will operate underneath the Royal Enfield umbrella similarly to LiveWire and Harley-Davidson, with its first model, the C6, expected to launch internationally in 2026.
The Flying Flea C6, revealed at a media event in Milan this week, takes the form of a lightweight retro-style roadster with familiar Royal Enfield design cues paired with a WWII-esque aesthetic highlighted by its girder-style front fork. Familiar standard equipment is found throughout like CEAT tyres, ByBre brakes, a round TFT dash and upright ergonomics.
Notably, the Flying Flea C6 will be the first Royal Enfield model to be equipped with a six-axis IMU, according to reports from Milan, however, the brand has yet to disclose important specifications like riding range and recharge times.
INFO MOTO understands that the C6 will be the first of many new electric motorcycles built by Royal Enfield, with a scrambler-style model built on the same platform likely second in line.
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