Say hello to the Flying Flea S6, the latest e-powered motorcycle produced by Royal Enfield’s new electric mobility brand. The bike is designed to be lightweight, refined, and features patented technology developed by a team of over 200 engineers in the UK and India. The S6’s battery, motor, battery management system, and software are all-new and developed via Royal Enfield’s bi-continental Flying Flea Technology Center.
The S6 Scrambler is being marketed as an answer to urban transportation issues in places like India and Asia, although its appeal likely reaches beyond those markets. The S6 is being built at Flying Flea’s exclusive manufacturing space within the Royal Enfield Vallam Vadagal Plant in Tamil Nadu, a South Indian state.
According to Flying Flea’s marketing material, the S6 Scrambler is an “urban explorer,” that is intended to be both lightweight and nimble, as well as capable off-road, thanks to large aluminum spoked wheels (19-in front and 18-in rear), an inverted fork, chain final drive, and an enduro-inspired seat. The S6 features a finned magnesium battery casing designed to effectively dissipate heat, which is mated to a high-torque electric motor, although there is no information regarding battery capacity, voltage, power, or range.
