Apple now makes its handsets in India

It seems that Apple has finally officially started producing iPhones in India at the large Foxconn assembly plant.

Apple wants to make its handsets in India. The main reason for this is the increase in the number of production and export of assembly companies from China so that the assembly work is not so dependent on China. India is also one of the targets of capital companies due to its large population and suitable workforce for assembly, which can be a good platform for the production of mobile phones.

As a result, Apple decided to work alongside its extensive assembly lines. , To consider India as one of them. It was in December last year that the American company began trial production of the iPhone 13 series at the Foxconn assembly plant, which has several branches in China. It took about 4 to 5 months for the American company to be assured of the quality of the products, until it finally started its official activity.

The statement of the American company in this regard is as follows:

We are thrilled that the iPhone 13 production process with its beautiful design, advanced camera system for capturing amazing images and videos, and the amazing performance of the A15 chip has officially started in India for our local users.

One of the main motivations for smartphone companies is that To make a phone in India, they have to pay less for imports, which includes 20% tax. Companies that are constantly seeking to evade tax costs also see India as a good platform to make phones. Analysts estimate that Apple apparently wants to transfer 20% of its handset production from China to India, and this will happen in the near future.

Source: GSMArena