Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Gets New White Colour: Here’s What Has Changed

Quick Reads

• The Flying Flea C6 now comes in a new colour

• Now gets three colours: Flea Green, Storm Black, and Parachute White

• Bodywork is finished in white, with black elements and blue accents highlighting the colour

• The seat and handlebar grips come in blue

• There are no mechanical or feature updates

• Prices still start at Rs 2.79 lakh (ex-showroom, Bengaluru)

Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Gets New Parachute White Colour

Royal Enfield has added a new colour to the Flying Flea C6’s palette. It is now available in a new Parachute White scheme, alongside the older Flea Green and Storm Black. More importantly, this is purely a cosmetic update, and the brand has not made any changes to the C6’s powertrain, chassis or feature list.

Parachute White Colour Gets Blue and Black Contrasts

The new Parachute White finish covers the C6’s main body panels, while the battery casing, motor housing and wheels get black finishes. Royal Enfield has added blue detailing to break up the otherwise monochrome theme. The seat and handlebar grips are finished in blue, while blue accents are also visible on the side panels, which are a nice addition.

The result is quite different from the other two colours. Flea Green is more of a heritage-inspired colour, while Storm Black gives it a much more understated look. The new white shade is what we think gives it the young appeal, and a contemporary look.

Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Colours

All three colours are offered at the same price, with no additional charge for the new white shade.

No Mechanical Changes To The Flying Flea C6

The new colour does not bring any changes to the motorcycle’s mechanical package. The Flying Flea C6 continues to use a 3.91 kWh battery pack paired with an electric motor that puts out 15.4 kW of peak power. Royal Enfield claims an IDC range of 154 km, while the claimed top speed is 115 kmph.

The C6 also continues with its distinctive girder-style front fork, monoshock rear suspension and 19-inch wheels at both ends. Disc brakes are fitted at the front and rear.

Flying Flea C6 Continues With Same Features

The new colour also doesn’t change the equipment list. The C6 gets a 3.5-inch circular TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation and call/SMS alerts. Safety equipment includes dual-channel ABS and traction control.

The motorcycle also uses a claimed 124 kg kerb weight, which makes it the lightest Royal Enfield motorcycle, in the current brand lineup. If you want to know how the motorcycle performed in our real-world tests, check out the detailed review here.

Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 Price

The Flying Flea C6’s price in India still starts at Rs 2.79 lakh (ex-showroom, Bengaluru) with the battery included. The company also offers a Battery-as-a-Service option, under which the upfront price starts at Rs 1.99 lakh, with the battery subscription handled separately.

The C6 is currently being rolled out through dedicated Flying Flea stores on a city-by-city basis, with Bengaluru to be among the first markets.

SearchEV Says

The Parachute White colour doesn’t change what the Flying Flea C6 is, but it does give the first Royal Enfield electric motorcycle another way to stand out.

The white body, black mechanical components and blue accents give it a distinctly different character from the existing green and black versions. And considering how unconventional the C6 already looks, the new shade fits its design rather well.

There are no changes to the battery, motor, range or equipment, so buyers choosing Parachute White are essentially getting the same C6, but with a different personality.

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