
According to a new Bloomberg News report, 25% of all new iPhones are now made in India. An estimated 55 million iPhones were manufactured in India last year, up from 36 million in 2024. India's rise as a top iPhone manufacturing hub began in 2017 with the iPhone SE, with the iPhone 6s joining a year later.
Apple's initial goal was to evade India's high import fees on goods made in China, but Cupertino soon found itself in the midst of the US-China trade war, which forced it to expand iPhone manufacturing to more regions outside China.
iPhone manufacturing in India steadily expanded as Foxconn, Tata Electronics, and Pegatron began assembling all key iPhone models in the months after their announcements. The iPhone 15 marked a pivotal shift — it became the first iPhone assembled in India and available locally from day one.
India has been bolstering local manufacturing incentives and is shaping up to become Apple's key production hub, with all new iPhone 17 series devices sold in the US market reportedly assembled in India. A late-2025 rumor also suggests Apple is planning to assemble iPhone chips in India.
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