Royal Enfield’s electric mobility brand Flying Flea has entered Pune with 10 sales and service centres, making the city the brand’s third Indian market after Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The expansion gives Pune customers access to the Flying Flea FF.C6 electric motorcycle, including test rides, purchase support and post-sale maintenance.
According to the company information reported by Pudhari, the new centres will allow customers to view the motorcycle, understand its features, take test rides and complete purchases. The locations will also provide regular inspections, maintenance and repair support after delivery.
Flying Flea’s entry into Pune follows what the company described as a positive response from customers in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Customers in the two cities have collectively travelled more than 1.25 lakh kilometres on Flying Flea motorcycles, according to the report. Bengaluru currently has 12 sales and service centres, while Hyderabad has four.
The company said technical support would be available at each of the 10 Pune centres. The service network is intended to support routine vehicle checks, maintenance and repairs. Each FF.C6 motorcycle will also come with 24-hour, seven-days-a-week roadside assistance, providing customers with support if they face difficulties during a journey.
The FF.C6 is Flying Flea’s first electric motorcycle. The model has been designed for daily urban travel and combines a motorcycle format with connected features and what the company describes as modern materials. It is available in three colours: Storm Black, Flea Green and Parachute White.
The motorcycle is offered in two pricing configurations. Its ex-showroom price is Rs 2.79 lakh, while the price under the Battery-as-a-Service option is Rs 1.99 lakh. Customers choosing the latter option will need to check the applicable battery charges and terms before purchase, as these may form part of the ownership arrangement.
The Pune expansion places sales, service and roadside assistance alongside the product launch, an important consideration for customers evaluating an electric motorcycle for regular city use. The company’s stated service plan means that buyers will not have to rely only on the initial retail outlet for maintenance and repairs, although the report does not provide details of the individual centre locations or their operating hours.
Flying Flea has directed customers seeking further information to its official website, flyingflea.com, and to its sales and service centres in Pune. The company has not provided, in the supplied report, a separate timeline for opening additional centres in the city.
