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It has been reported that the battery-powered motorcycle might go on sale in India somewhere in 2026. However, the brand is yet to reveal the official dates about the same.
Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6. (Photo: Samreen Pall/ News18)
The homegrown bike maker Royal Enfield has showcased its upcoming C6 electric motorcycle in Bengaluru. The vehicle has been showcased under the company’s electric branch, Flying Flea, in a technology partnership with Qualcomm.
The EV has already made its presence in Delhi, London and Mumbai, giving a clear picture about the design and style statement. It has been reported that the battery-powered motorcycle might go on sale in India somewhere in 2026. However, the brand is yet to reveal the official dates about the same.
What’s Inside?
As per the details shared by the brand during the unveiling event, the model has been created by using more 200 engineers from both nationally and internationally level at Flying Flea’s Tech Centre. The vehicle has been given an in-house operating system, powered by the Snapdragon QWM2290 processor from Qualcomm. This will allow riders to have top-notch tech while going crazy with the silent throttle.
Road Presence
Aesthetically, C6 comes with a futuristic yet unique style statement and stance. It has been treated with a single seating arrangement, and it gets a detachable seat for the pillion. It gets a comfortable riding position, allowing both rider and rear passengers to have a rooted riding experience on any terrain. The placement of the battery remains the top highlight as it has been fixed near the seat. To make it look more bold, it gets a visually pleasing tear-shaped fuel tank.
Suspension Setup
The company has treated the e-bike with a forged aluminium Girder fork at the front, purely borrowed from the original model from the 1940s. During the testing, the vehicle was spied using impressive alloy wheels, which is likely to fall under the category of 19-inch at both ends. It will be shod with section 90/90 tyres.
Range?
The important specs remain under wraps as yet. However, some reports say that the production model will come with a fixed battery pack. It is expected to deliver a range between 200km to 220 km on a single charge.
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