Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 has made a lot of headlines being the first-ever electric motorcycle that broke cover at the EICMA 2024. The electric bike also became the debut product under the auto company's new sub-brand Flying Flea,

Royal Enfield has unveiled its first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, under its new EV subsidiary. The C6, styled as a retro bobber, features forged aluminium and a TFT touchscreen.

After months of anticipation, Royal Enfield has finally taken the wraps off its first electric motorcycle. It’s called the Flying Flea C6, where “Flying Flea” will serve as the brand’s all-electric sub-brand (sort of like Harley-Davidson and LiveWire).

Royal Enfield has unveiled its first-ever electric motorcycles; Flying Flea C6 and Flying Flea S6, during the ongoing auto show, EICMA, in Milan. The Chennai based motorcycle manufacturer targets the urban mobility with the new Flying Flea electric bikes.

Royal Enfield has charted its course in the EV landscape as the lightweight ‘city+’ Flying Flea C6 and S6 are revealed

Royal Enfield has teased its first battery-powered scrambler motorcycle named Flying Flea S6 which shares its underpinnings with the Flying Flea C6.

The Flying Flea draws heavy design inspiration from old school motorcycle developed by Royal Enfield during the Second World War. It has a low-slung bobber motorcycle style, with its raked-out front end and features girder-style fork, a suspension style that was popular in the 1940s.

The brand introduces two distinctive models: the classic-inspired Flying Flea C6 and the scrambler-styled Flying Flea S6. Designed for agile and stylish urban commuting, both models promise a seamless connected experience while capturing Royal Enfield’s iconic style.

The first ever electric motorcycle from Royal Enfield is here and, it will be called the Flying Flea C6. And all EVs from Royal Enfield will be launched under the Flying Flea brand.

Flying Flea is a new sub-brand for Royal Enfield's electric motorcycles and the C6 is the first electric offering from the company.

From everything Enfield presented about the Flying Flea project at EICMA, it's clear the company did not come to play.