Royal Enfield unveils Flying Flea S6 electric scrambler, launch early 2027

Royal Enfield has introduced the new Flying Flea S6 Electric Scrambler under its electric brand Flying Flea. The electric motorcycle was unveiled at EICMA 2026. It will be launched in India and global markets in early 2027.

The S6 is a scrambler built on the platform of the C6 electric motorcycle. It is designed for rough roads, muddy tracks and light off-roading. The bike will come in two colours, Dart Yellow and Lightning Grey.

On design, the S6 has a distinct scrambler look. It has a large wire-spoke wheel at the front and a comparatively smaller wire-spoke wheel at the rear, both fitted with block-pattern tyres. A gold-finished upside-down front fork, a high yellow mudguard and a long enduro-style seat give it an adventure look. The blue frame is left exposed, and the battery and electric motor structure is visible in the middle.

At the centre of the bike is a large black battery housing with horizontal ribbing. The electric motor is mounted in the lower part of the chassis, and the rear wheel is powered through a chain drive. Small side panels, an open subframe and minimal bodywork keep the look simple and light. Yellow graphics on the wheel rims match the body colours.

Among the features is a round colour touchscreen running the company's Fleaware.OS system. The display shows speed, battery charge, remaining range and riding information. There are also different riding modes and a dedicated off-road mode. For off-roading, the bike will also get several electronic rider assistance systems.

A round headlamp, high handlebar, tall mirrors and a compact headlamp cowl complete the scrambler look. In the Flying Flea electric motorcycle family, the S6 will be the model built for rough roads. A high-torque electric motor, an off-road mode and a light architecture will be its key highlights.

However, the company has not yet disclosed the battery capacity, motor power, torque figures, range or price. Electric motorcycle enthusiasts will now be watching for its launch in India.