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Vivo’s stake in sales of overall smartphones was 19%. At the same time, Samsung stood second in this list with 16% stake.
Smartphone sales have increased in the Indian market between April and June in 2025. According to a Cybermedia Research (CMR) report, the market has increased by 8% over the previous year.
The biggest reason for this growth is the increasing demand for 5G smartphones. The 5G smartphone has now got 87% stake in the market. Their stake has increased by 20% as compared to last year.
Sales of smartphones up to ₹ 10,000 increased by 600%
In the market, the sale of cheap 5G phones with ₹ 8,000 to ₹ 10,000 has gained 600%. Apart from this, 5G smartphones between ₹ 10,000 to ₹ 13,000 have also seen an increase of 138%. Brands like Xiaomi and Reality have recorded good growth in this segment.
Vivo’s market share was 19%
Vivo’s stake in sales of overall smartphones was 19%. At the same time, Samsung stood second in this list with 16% stake. Oppo and Xiaomi finished third and fourth with 13% market share.
Motorola has recorded 81% growth in sales. At the same time, there has been a rise of 190% in the sales of Nothing. Whereas big brands like One Plus have fallen by 21%. The total sales of Xiaomi have been reduced by 25%.
Apple remained number 1 in the premium segment
Most of the iPhones have been sold in smartphones worth more than Rs 50,000. Apple’s market share reached 7% due to the sale of the iPhone 16 series. Apple’s market share in the premium segment has increased by 54%. OnePlus, who was earlier a leader in the premium segment, is now at number ten with market share.
Sales of feature phone decreased
The feature phone market continues to decline. The 2G feature phone segment recorded a decline of 15% and 4G feature phone segment by 31%. This decline has been due to the increasing reach of smartphones in rural and semi-urban areas and the availability of affordable 5G devices.
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