Royal Enfield has officially announced that its forthcoming Flying Flea e-motorcycle will feature a "true round" instrument cluster utilizing TFT display technology. This cutting-edge display will be driven by the latest Qualcomm silicon, marking an exciting debut for the motorcycle.
New Snapdragon SoC for Motorcycles
The Snapdragon QWM2290 is a new system-on-chip (SoC) designed specifically for two-wheeled vehicles, including next-generation electric motorcycles. This chip is expected to provide features like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and 4G/LTE connectivity for these vehicles and can operate a custom branded operating system, which will be utilized in the Flying Flea upon its release.
Advanced Features and Connectivity
In addition to standard connectivity, the QWM2290 offers advanced navigation and diagnostic capabilities. A voice assistant can also be integrated into the motorcycle, enhancing user experience. It additionally supports smart security measures, allowing users to use their smartphones as digital keys for the vehicle.
Moreover, this new chipset enables innovative vehicular connectivity options, such as the Snapdragon Car-to-Cloud Platform. This was introduced during CES 2025, alongside other Qualcomm Automotive innovations like the Snapdragon Digital Chassis solution, which will be featured in the upcoming Leapmotor B10 and Mahindra First Electric Origin SUVs. Advanced driver assistance systems and Digital Cockpit technologies were also showcased in collaboration with Hyundai.
Qualcomm’s Announcement
Royal Enfield’s Flying Flea is set to be powered by Qualcomm, showcasing the latest technology in the e-motorcycle space.
