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Flying Flea C6 brings Royal Enfield’s electric motorcycle to Europe from €5,990
Royal Enfield’s electric-mobility brand launched in Paris on September 16 and opened bookings in five flagship cities — with European deliveries scheduled to begin this month.
Royal Enfield’s electric-mobility brand, Flying Flea, has launched its first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, in Europe and the UK. The launch took place in Paris on September 16, 2026, marking the brand’s entry into these markets after its earlier debut in Bengaluru, India.
Bookings are open at €5,990 in Europe and £5,300 in the UK, with the first deliveries in both markets scheduled to begin by October 2026. The initial rollout is focused on five flagship cities: Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Berlin and London.
On the specification sheet, the FF.C6 records a certified WMTC range of 104 km (65 miles) on a single charge, a top speed of 115 km/h and a maximum motor torque of 60 Nm. It is powered by a 3.91 kWh lithium-ion battery encased in a magnesium alloy housing, with peak power output of 15.4 kW. The battery charges from 20% to 80% in just over 60 minutes, and the bike offers three charging modes: Rapid, Standard and Trickle.
The response to the Flying Flea C6, our first electric motorcycle, since its launch in Bengaluru, India has been outstanding with early riders logging over 100,000 customer-ridden kilometres in just three months.B. Govindarajan, Managing Director of Eicher Motors and CEO of Royal Enfield
Govindarajan said the European and UK rollout will be phased, prioritising a robust sales and service network and infrastructure. The motorcycle runs on Fleaware OS, a proprietary adaptation of Android Automotive OS, with a rotary mode switch, a joystick-controlled TFT touchscreen instrument cluster, cruise control, voice assist, lean-angle ABS and traction control. The design pairs a forged-aluminium exoskeleton frame with a forged-aluminium Girder fork, and the FF.C6 has collected the Red Dot Award 2025 in the Design Concept category, the Good Design Award 2025 and the iF Design Award 2026.
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