"The Indian smartphone market was positive in Q3 of 2025, according to Countpoint's report. The market grew in sheer volume by 5% Year-over-Year compared to Q3 of 2024. But even more impressively, it grew 18% in value YoY. That's because of an increase in the premium segment (phones above INR 30,000) - shipments grew 29% YoY, driven by robust demand for Apple and Samsung flagships."
"Apple secured 9% of the total volume but impressively, 28% of the value share. Samsung was second, in value terms, at 23% of the entire market share. Vivo was first in volume of shipped phones and third in value. The brand (excluding iQOO) enjoyed success with its T-series midrange lineup. iQOO was the fastest-growing brand in terms of volume with 54% YoY. Motorola's shipments grew an impressive 53% YoY, thanks to strong demand for the G and Edge series."
The Indian smartphone market recorded a 5% Year-over-Year volume increase and an 18% increase in value in Q3 2025. Premium-segment shipments (phones above INR 30,000) grew 29% YoY, led by strong demand for Apple and Samsung flagships. Apple accounted for 9% of volume and 28% of market value, while Samsung held 23% of value share. Vivo led in shipment volume and ranked third by value, benefiting from its T-series. iQOO grew 54% in volume, Motorola grew 53% due to G and Edge series demand, and Lava led growth under INR 10,000. MediaTek held 46% chipset share; Qualcomm held 29%.
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