Overview
- On Thursday, September 17, Flying Flea opened bookings in Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Berlin and London with European pricing set at €5,990 and UK pricing at £5,300 and deliveries due from October 2026.
- The C6 uses a 3.91 kWh lithium‑ion battery and a 15.4 kW electric motor that makes 60 Nm of torque, has a claimed top speed of 115 km/h and carries a WMTC-certified range of about 104 km in Europe versus 154 km under India’s IDC test.
- Charging hardware is built into the bike so owners can plug into a standard 16A socket, with Flying Flea quoting roughly 65 minutes for a 20–80% charge and about 2 hours 16 minutes for 0–100%.
- The model pairs heritage-inspired styling and lightweight engineering—a forged-aluminium exoskeleton, girder front suspension and a magnesium battery case—with connected features (Fleaware OS, phone-as-key, navigation, OTA updates) and rider aids (lean-angle ABS, traction control, five ride modes).
- Royal Enfield is staging a phased rollout that ties sales to dealer, service and charging expansion; India retains a Battery-as-a-Service option to cut upfront cost and the company has not announced US pricing or a launch date.