According to new data released by analysts in Canalis today, Vivo led the Indian smartphone market with 8.1 million delivery and 21 % shares of pie.
Its shipment has increased by 31 % compared to Q2 2024. Then Samsung is with 6.2 million delivery and 16 % market share, which represents more than 2 % year (YOY) growth. The third is OPPO 5 million delivery, 13 % market share, and 24 % growth.
Interestingly, the brands both in the fourth and fifth positions have seen the annual growth negative.
Xiaomi managed 5 million delivery with 13 % market share in Q2 this year, and it is less than 25 % YOY, while fifth position Real sent 3.6 million units for 9 % market share, which is 17 % less than a year ago.
Overall, the market was shipped 39 million units, which increased by 7 % for 39 million units in Q2 2024. The Indian smartphone market has not seen much shipment than this Q2 since last year’s Q3, which we saw annually.
Canalis Principal Analyst Saniam Choursia says Vivo’s V -50 series “won traction in tire 1 and tire 2 cities through major format retail and wedding campaigns, while the Wi series maintained deep distribution and promoter Push in small cities and semi -urban markets.” Meanwhile, “The T -series also scored a permanent online scale with a broader portfolio”.
Oppo’s strong quarter “was ready to increase the online traction through a strong offline speed and K13 from the A5 series”. If you are wondering where Apple is – it was sixth, the iPhone 16 family has contributed more than 55 % of its delivery. Interestingly, the iPhone 16E has lost the launch of the launch, “when consumers questioned its sole camera design and the value of large -scale unrealistic Apple intelligence features”. The canals offers a slight reduction in the shipment for the entire year, “as the challenges of structural demand remain”.
Source
