Core Viewpoint - The Indian market has become a stronghold for domestic smartphone brands, capturing over 70% market share, while Apple is attempting to establish a foothold through local manufacturing and partnerships [2][3]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - Domestic smartphone brands like Xiaomi, OPPO, VIVO, and Transsion dominate the Indian market, with Samsung struggling to compete [2]. - Apple has started manufacturing iPhones in India, contributing to 15-20% of global production, and is now supplying all iPhones for the U.S. market from India [3]. - By Q3 2025, Apple is projected to hold 28% of the sales revenue in the Indian smartphone market, making it the top brand by revenue [4]. Group 2: Sales and Market Share - In terms of revenue, India has become Apple's third-largest single smartphone market after the U.S. and China, despite its unit sales ranking fifth with only 10% market share [5]. - The smartphone shipment data for Q3 2025 shows the following market shares: - Vivo: 20% (9.7 million units) - Samsung: 14% (6.8 million units) - Xiaomi: 13% (6.5 million units) - OPPO: 13% (6.5 million units) - Apple: 10% (4.9 million units) - Others: 29% (14.0 million units) [6]. Group 3: Competitive Pressure - Domestic brands face increasing pressure as Apple rapidly gains market share and revenue, potentially threatening their positions in the Indian market [7].
国产机尴尬了,苹果销量大增47%,成了印度市场第一名?