Royal Enfield has been spotted testing its second electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea S6, on public roads. This scrambler-styled model is nearing its production-ready state as the company prepares for a global debut toward the end of 2026.
Designed for rougher terrain, the S6 features a distinct scrambler aesthetic. It includes a high-mounted front fender, a slim body profile, and a rear section reminiscent of the Himalayan 450. The bike is equipped with an inverted front fork, a rear monoshock, wire-spoke wheels, and block-pattern tires. These components are intended to improve handling on poor road surfaces.
While official specifications remain unconfirmed, the S6 is expected to share its core platform with the Flying Flea C6. This includes a 3.91 kWh battery and a 20 kW electric motor. The bike is also expected to feature a TFT instrument cluster with navigation and connectivity options.
Royal Enfield has not announced pricing or specific market availability for this model.
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