Royal Enfield, synonymous with classic motorcycles, has taken a significant step into the future by unveiling its first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6.
This marks the beginning of a new era for the brand, with all future electric models set to be launched under the ‘Flying Flea’ sub-brand.
The ‘Flying Flea’ name is a nostalgic reference to the lightweight, air-droppable motorcycles used during World War II. The new electric models aim to capture the spirit of agility and ease of use that characterized their historical counterparts.
Model Name
Flying Flea Electric C6
Design Inspiration
Retro-futuristic, inspired by the 1940s Flying Flea used during WWII
Front Suspension
Girder forks
Tyres
17-inch skinny tyres
Frame
Forged Aluminium frame
Seating
Available in both single-seater and two-seater versions
Instrumentation
Round TFT display
Safety Features
Cornering ABS, traction control
Battery
Fixed battery
Estimated Range
100-150 km
Target Use
Urban commuting
Design Highlights
Round LED headlight, low seat height, comfortable rider ergonomics
The Flying Flea C6 boasts a retro-futuristic design, blending classic elements like a round headlight and girder forks with modern technology. Its compact size and 17-inch wheels suggest a focus on urban mobility.
Electric Powertrain: The C6 will be powered by an electric motor, offering silent and emission-free performance.
Retro-Futuristic Design: A blend of classic and modern styling.
Compact and Agile: Ideal for urban riding.
Advanced Technology: Features like cornering ABS and traction control.
Comfortable Riding Position: A relaxed riding posture suitable for daily commutes.
Range and Performance: Expected to offer a range of 100-150 km and decent power and torque.
With the Flying Flea C6, Royal Enfield is poised to challenge established electric motorcycle brands and attract new riders. As the electric vehicle market continues to grow, it will be exciting to see how Royal Enfield’s electric offerings evolve.
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