If you’ve been eyeing the Flying Flea C6 but felt the green or black didn’t fit your style, the new Parachute White gives you a fresh look to consider. Now, the ex‑showroom price remains at ₹2.79 lakh—no change in the cost.
The white is a warm off‑white that keeps the bike looking clean, with black accents that outline the frame and a splash of blue on the side panels—an aesthetic step away from the darker, more industrial Storm Black and the retro‑vintage Flea Green.
Under the hood, the C6 still packs a 3.91 kWh pack that gives you 154 km on the Indian Cycle‑Track Distance (IDC) test, weighs 124 kg, and is equipped with lean‑angle ABS, traction control and smart connectivity—features that keep it in line with rivals like the Bajaj Chetak EV and Hero Electric’s models.
The bike is available in Bengaluru and a handful of metros, with a city‑by‑city rollout that started this April. If you’re outside those hubs, a quick call to a Flying Flea outlet will confirm whether Parachute White ships to your city.
For those who already own a Flea, the colour change won’t affect performance. For new buyers, the fact that Royal Enfield is rolling out a new paint after launch shows they’re treating the electric line like their classic lineup—keeping options fresh without altering cost or specs. So if the bike’s specs and price hit the mark, the new shade might be the final nudge you need.