EICMA: Royal Enfield reveals limited-edition Shotgun 650 and electric Flying Flea S6

Alongside the new Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750, Royal Enfield has used EICMA 2026 in Milan to unveil a limited-edition Shotgun 650 and provide further details of its forthcoming Flying Flea S6 electric scrambler.

Developed in collaboration with Australian custom motorcycle and lifestyle brand Deus Ex Machina, the Shotgun 650 ‘Son of a Gun’ is based on a one-off custom build, with just 100 production examples planned for worldwide release in 2027.

The limited-edition model features a red, cream and gold colour scheme with collaboration graphics on the fuel tank and bodywork, complemented by contrast-cut alloy wheels, a brown leather seat with embroidered Deus branding and matching handgrips.

Power comes from Royal Enfield’s existing 650cc parallel-twin engine, finished with black engine covers.

Each of the 100 motorcycles will also come with a limited-edition Royal Enfield x Deus Ex Machina souvenir jacket featuring a stone-washed finish and custom lining that matches the motorcycle’s paintwork.

Royal Enfield also showcased its Flying Flea S6 electric scrambler, which is scheduled to launch in the northern hemisphere summer of 2027.

Based on the Flying Flea C6 platform, the S6 adopts scrambler styling and an enduro-style seat, with a high-torque electric motor and dedicated off-road riding mode.

The electric scrambler also features a circular touchscreen instrument display running Royal Enfield’s Fleaware.OS operating system, along with multiple riding modes and electronic rider aids.

Two colours were displayed at EICMA – Dart Yellow and Lightning Grey.

Royal Enfield has yet to confirm the S6’s power output, battery capacity or claimed range, while Australian pricing and allocation details have yet to be announced for either model.