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Royal Enfield's electric brand, Flying Flea, debuted its S6 electric scrambler prototype at Motoverse 2025 in India, signaling the company's entry into the electric two-wheeler market with a focus on agility and versatility.
Royal Enfield's new electric motorcycle brand, Flying Flea, made its India debut with the near-production prototype of the S6 scrambler at Motoverse 2025 in Goa. This marks a significant step for the company into the electric two-wheeler segment, with both the S6 and the previously unveiled C6 models slated for a global launch next year.
The Flying Flea S6 draws its name from Royal Enfield's lightweight paratrooper motorcycle of the 1940s, aiming to embody a similar spirit of agility and versatility for the electric era. The electric scrambler features inverted USD front forks, large tyres, and spoke wheels, indicating off-road readiness. Its minimalist bodywork and sleek battery housing replace the traditional fuel tank, contributing to a lean and light appearance.
While detailed technical specifications such as battery size and range are yet to be fully disclosed, the company suggests the S6 will offer a riding range suitable for both city use and journeys beyond urban limits, addressing a common concern with current electric two-wheelers. The Motoverse event served as a crucial platform to showcase this electric innovation directly to Royal Enfield's core community.
