India has surpassed China as a leading manufacturing center for smartphones sold in the United States. The latest Canal The report shows that 44 % of all US smartphone imports were made in India for the April -June term (Q2). This is a significant height compared to the previous year, when India contributed only 13 % of all US smartphone imports, while China assured 61 % of the shares.
Apple played an important role in the rise of India as a US -leading smartphone exporter. Capetino is storing the iPhone inventory to absorb tariffs after the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day” prices.
The move is also part of Apple’s long -term efforts to diversify its iPhone preparation away from China. A October report states that Apple is also doing early manufacturing work on iPhones in India, and that capertino allegedly plans to convert all US iPhone production into India by next year.
But this is not just Apple, because Samsung and Motorola have also promoted their smartphone supply to India.
Given the numbers, Apple was a Clear Cut leader on the American smartphone scene, which had 13.3 million delivery and 49 % market share in Q2. Samsung was estimated to be second with 31 % market share in 8.3 million batch, while Motorola was third with 3.2 million delivery and 12 % market share.
Google and TCL shared a 3 % market share with quarterly delivery to each. During the Q2 period, a total of 27.1 million smartphones were sent to the United States, which is a minor 1 % annual growth. The US smartphone demand is expected to remain a neutral tunnel in the second half of the year.
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