The second motorcycle from Royal Enfield’s electric sub-brand builds on the C6 platform with a scrambler setup, an enduro-style seat and a dedicated off-road riding mode
Flying Flea has expanded its electric motorcycle range with the unveiling of the S6 at EICMA 2026. Positioned as a City+ scrambler, the new motorcycle takes the lightweight construction and agile chassis of the C6 and adapts them for riders who want to venture beyond paved roads.
The S6 is designed around the realities of urban riding, where smooth tarmac is often interrupted by cobblestones, potholes, broken surfaces and unfinished roads. Flying Flea says the motorcycle combines a high-torque motor with an enduro-style seat, aiming to make it equally comfortable darting through traffic and tackling the occasional trail.
The brand is positioning the S6 as an approachable motorcycle for newer riders, while retaining enough performance and agility to appeal to experienced motorcyclists. Its scrambler styling is also intended to give it a distinct identity within the Flying Flea range.
The S6 features a round touchscreen display running Fleaware.OS, Flying Flea’s operating system. The interface is designed to keep the rider and motorcycle connected, while the motorcycle also gets a suite of rider aids and multiple riding modes.
A dedicated off-road mode makes its debut on the S6. This is intended to let riders focus on the ride when moving away from regular roads. Flying Flea has not yet detailed the individual rider aids, the functions available in each mode or the specific changes made to the motorcycle’s electronics for off-road use.
The S6 is based on the C6’s lightweight construction and agile chassis, although the company has not shared detailed specifications for the frame, suspension, wheels, battery or motor. Power, torque, range and charging figures are also yet to be announced. The Flying Flea S6 will be offered in two colours: Dart Yellow and Lightning Grey. It is scheduled to go on sale in summer 2027. Pricing and market-wise availability have not been announced yet.
With the S6, Flying Flea is broadening its brief beyond an electric motorcycle designed primarily for city commuting. The C6 established the brand’s urban direction, while the S6 brings a more versatile scrambler character to the same City+ philosophy. More details, including its technical specifications and pricing, are expected closer to its launch.
