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Royal Enfield has launched its inaugural electric motorcycle, the 'Flying Flea C6', in India, offering a battery-as-a-service model for urban commuters.
Royal Enfield has officially launched its first electric motorcycle, the 'Flying Flea C6', marking a significant shift towards sustainable urban mobility. The launch, which commenced in Bengaluru this April, introduces a dedicated electric sub-brand for the legendary motorcycle manufacturer.
To encourage electric adoption, Royal Enfield has introduced a 'Battery-as-a-Service' model, allowing customers to purchase the motorcycle at a reduced upfront cost of ₹1.99 lakh (approximately $2,149 USD based on April 2026 exchange rates), with the battery available through a subscription or lease. For those preferring full ownership, the traditional ex-showroom price is set at ₹2.79 lakh (approximately $3,012 USD).
The 'Flying Flea C6' draws heavily on the company's century-long heritage while integrating modern lightweight engineering and connectivity features, signifying a strategic pivot for the world's oldest motorcycle manufacturer in continuous production.
