Key Highlights
- Royal Enfield e-motorcycle spy shots emerge
- First sighting after official debut teaser
- To be launched on November 4 in India
Royal Enfield is all set to embark on ints electric journey with its first electric motorcycle. The middleweight motorcycle manufacturer known for its vintage and retro-styled motorcycles shared a teaser announcing new e-motorcycle launch on November 4. The teasers and the rumors suggests it to be the WWII-inspired Flying Flea’s electric variant. With just a few weeks remaining, the snapshots of the test mules have started making their way online. These are the details we know now:
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Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycle Design Leaked
As expected, Royal Enfield will be sticking to its signature retro styling even with its EV models. At least, that’s what the latest spy shots of the upcoming Royal Enfield electric motorcycles indicates. Thanks to the undisguised snapshots of the RE Flying Flea e-motorcycle, we got to see the classic retro-design highlighted by the round LEDs and ORVMs. Both get chrome finish sticking true to the RE design language.
The new spy shots of the Rolyal Enfield Flying Flea electric motorcycle also shows design similarities in the instrument console which is round in shape as well. Another common design aspect between the electric and ICE RE motorcycles is the teardrop-style fuel tank. The tyre profile is where things gets different entirely.
Unlike the thick and bulky tyre seen with the ICE models, the Royal Enfield Flying Flea mounts slimmer tyres. This is one EV-specific design element which will help with reduced air drag and improve overall range efficiency. It is suprising to see the Flying Flea is equipped with girder folds which is something not common in the two wheeler segment.
