Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 priced at €5,990 in Europe — SkimNews
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- Royal Enfield opened European bookings for the Flying Flea C6 at €5,990 and UK bookings at £5,300, with deliveries expected to begin in October in Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Berlin, and London
- The C6 packs a 3.91 kWh battery, a 15.4 kW (20.6 hp) motor producing up to 60 Nm of torque, a top speed of 115 km/h, and a European WMTC range rating of 104 km — markedly lower than its India-rated range
- At 124 kg with a forged-aluminum frame, magnesium battery case, girder front suspension, and belt drive, the C6 is significantly lighter than most full-size electric motorcycles and charges from 20–80% in roughly 65 minutes
- At nearly €6,000, the C6 costs more than many Chinese electric motorcycles offering bigger batteries and more power, though Royal Enfield is betting its build quality, connected electronics, and dealer/service network justify the premium
- Flying Flea's US website still lists pricing as 'to be announced later,' and the US market historically skews toward larger, highway-oriented motorcycles rather than lightweight urban ones
Why it matters: At €5,990 the Flying Flea C6 is priced well above comparable Chinese e-motos, so Royal Enfield's ability to sell in Europe — a market friendlier to lightweight urban bikes than the US — becomes the real test of whether premium positioning and dealer backing can carry a premium price against cheaper rivals.
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