Apple is changing its manufacturing strategy due to the looming war between China and Taiwan, and Apple has decided to produce its flagship iPhone 14 in India. The tech giant has been producing iPhones in India since 2017 but they were usually the older models. This is the first time that Apple is manufacturing its latest model in India.
Foxconn, Apple's main smartphone assembler, will manufacture the devices at its Sriperumbudur factory on the outskirts of Chennai. JP Morgan reported that Apple will move 5% of its iPhone 14 production to India later this year, boosting the manufacturing to 25% by the year 2025. In a note last week, JP Morgan said that Apple could make one of four iPhones in India by the year 2025.
The report said on Monday that The iPhone 14 lineup introduces new technologies and important safety capabilities and that the new iPhone 14 lineup introduces new technologies and important safety capabilities. We are excited to be able to produce iPhone 14 in India. According to Counterpoint Research, Apple is looking to increase sales in the world's second-largest smartphone market. In India, the company only had a meager 3.8% market share in the year 2021, while lower-cost competitors such as Samsung and China s Xiaomi dominate the market. The iPhone 14 manufacturing in India may help boost the sluggish sale of its flagship phones. Apple will launch the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max on September 7. The Pro lineup includes the Dynamic Island and A 16 Bionic chip, which is the most advanced Pro lineup ever, according to the company.