Royal Enfield’s electric mobility brand Flying Flea is expanding its presence in Bengaluru after the launch of Flying Flea C6
Flying Flea, Royal Enfield’s city-centric electric mobility brand, has announced a major expansion of its retail and service network in Bengaluru. After opening its first store in Jaynagar on April 10, 2026, the company is adding 10 new customer touchpoints across the city.
According to Royal Enfield, this expansion comes in response to customer interest in its first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6. The new locations are spread across Bengaluru to improve access to sales as well as after-sales support.
Flying Flea expands Bengaluru network
The new flying flea touchpoints cover Whitefield, Rajaji Nagar, Kalyan Nagar, Electronic City, Banashankari, Yelahanka, Marathahalli, Peenya, Nagarbhavi, B Narayanapura and Kengeri. Locations in Whitefield, Rajaji Nagar, Kalyan Nagar, Electronic City and Banashankari are already operational. The remaining touchpoints are scheduled to become operational from the first week of August.
Flying Flea is also implementing a hub-and-spoke service model in Bengaluru. A dedicated service hub located in the BTM layout will handle special technical requirements, while several spoke centers spread across the city will cater to routine servicing and maintenance. This network expansion is part of Flying Flea’s phased city-by-city rollout strategy.
flying flea c6 price
The Flying Flea C6 is priced at Rs 2.79 lakh (ex-showroom) when purchased with battery. Buyers can optionally opt for the Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model, bringing the starting price of the motorcycle down to Rs 1.99 lakh.
There are currently two color options available – Storm Black and Flea Green. Flying Flea is also offering 24×7 roadside assistance with every C6. Inspired by the original Flying Flea motorcycle of the 1940s, the C6 combines a neo-classic design with a modern electric powertrain and connected technologies.
developed in-house
Flying Flea says the C6 has been developed as an electric motorcycle rather than adopting an existing ICE platform. Its core components, including the motor, battery, battery management system and vehicle control software, have been developed to work as an integrated platform.
The development is carried out by a team of over 200 engineers across India and the UK at the Flying Flea Tech Centre. The company says that more than 45 patent applications have been filed around the technologies developed for the project. The C6 has also received international design recognition, including a Red Dot Award in the Design Concept category and a Good Design Award in the Transportation 2025 category.
With the latest expansion in Bengaluru, Flying Flea is now focusing on building retail and after-sales infrastructure around C6. The company plans to continue expanding availability through a phased rollout in additional Indian cities.