Bike maker Royal Enfield announced it is entering the electric motorcycle market with the new Flying Flea brand, first model ...

The first ever electric motorcycle from Royal Enfield has finally broken covers. Called the “Flying Flea C6”, the bike pays homage to the machine used by the British Army during World War 2 wh ...

Royal Enfield is on a launching/unveil spree at EICMA 2024. First, the Flying Flea C6 was showcased, which is RE's first ever electric motorcycle. Then, the RE Bear 650 scrambler was launched and ...

The Himalayan 450 and the Shotgun 650 are the latest bikes launched by Royal Enfield in late 2023 and early 2024, respectively. The manufacturer also plans to launch more bikes based on the 450cc ...

Royal Enfield has created an all-new EV sub-brand The bike is targeting 100 miles of range An urban commuter and scrambler are in the works Royal Enfield has revealed the 'next chapter' for the ...

The first example of Royal Enfield India thinking outside the box came in 1984, with the introduction of a diesel-engined version of the Bullet. Diesel engines have rarely been used for motorcycles, ...

“The quality and attention to detail are also a step up from what we’ve previously seen from Royal Enfield” While modern-day Royal Enfield established itself with a range of charming if underpowered ...

Royal Enfield has created a new electric vehicle brand to help it deliver urban-focused, battery-powered motorcycles – Flying ...

The Interceptor 650 is the bike that truly relaunched Royal Enfield after years of keeping post-war designs on the books way past their use-by date (although we’ll admit to enjoying the charm of ...

The Royal Enfield Classic 650 is powered by a 647.95cc engine producing 47.4PS at 7,250rpm and 52.3Nm at 5,650rpm. It is paired to a 6-speed gearbox. The Classic 650 has a 43mm telescopic fork ...

Royal Enfield have confirmed they are moving into the urban electric market for 2026 with a pair of new battery-powered models, both using the iconic Flying Flea name. This will form a new sub ...