The FF.C6, Flying Flea’s only electric motorcycle, finally arrives in Pune, signalling the brand’s push beyond Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The city, still a nascent market for EVs, now has a fresh option that blends Royal Enfield’s heritage with modern battery tech.
Ten sales and service touchpoints line up across Wakad, Chinchwad and Baner, each backed by a local dealer partner—Nomadic Motorbikes, Kings Royal Riders, Dhone Automobiles, Brahma Motors, Hridaan Motors, Legacy Automotive, Chopada Motors and Vogue Motocorp LLP. The network employs a hub‑and‑spoke service model, mirroring the rollout in other cities, so routine maintenance and battery swaps can be handled on‑the‑spot.
Price-wise, the FF.C6 sits at ₹2.79 lakh ex‑showroom, but the BaaS option trims that to ₹1.99 lakh. That’s a 28% drop compared to a similar‑class bike like the Bajaj Chetak, which clocks in at ₹2.5 lakh. It also competes with the Hero Go 99 at ₹1.3 lakh, but Flying Flea offers a heavier‑weight chassis and a brand story that appeals to the classic‑motorcycle crowd.
With the launch now live, buyers can walk into any of the ten Pune outlets, test‑ride the FF.C6 and decide between outright ownership or the BaaS model. The next step for Flying Flea will be to roll out the battery‑as‑a‑service infrastructure to other cities and perhaps introduce a higher‑power variant once the charging network scales.