Lenovo and Motorola brand had combined shipments just short of 3 million units in India, up almost 60% year on year, moving them past Intex to take the third place in the Indian market, research by Canalys said all prominent Indian brands like Micromax, Intex, Karbonn and Lava suffered sequential declines in shipments.
While Micromax held on to the second place in the Indian market, its shipments fell by more than 20% due to inventory build-up in its distribution network, the research said.Despite this, the Indian smartphone market saw a healthy double-digit percentage increase in shipments year on year. Samsung extended its lead at the top of the market, with its devices accounting for around a quarter of the market, Canalys noted.
Doshi said Chinese vendors such as Vivo and Xiaomi continue to make inroads with low-cost LTE smartphones.”The growing importance of online retail has lowered barriers to entry, enabling vendors to grow quickly without having to invest time and resources in building a complex sales channel. Chinese vendors are instead investing heavily in marketing, building brand recognition and cementing their place in the market,” said Doshi.
“Local players are finding it tough to compete with global vendors on product quality, making it hard for them to push products into higher price bands,” said Canalys Mobility analyst Rushabh Doshi.
Stay connected with us for more Tech News Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
Vivo has launched the Vivo T4 Lite ( iQOO Z10 Lite) smartphone in India. It…
Samsung has launched the Samsung Galaxy F36 5G (SM-E366BZKBINS) smartphone in India. Samsung Galaxy F36…
Realme C71 launched in India. Moto G05 and POCO C71 are other budget Phones. Check…
Earlier this year, Vivo launched the Vivo V50.Now, Vivo is all set to launch the…
Honor has launched the Honor X70 smartphone in China. Honor X70 has a 6.79-inch 1.5K…
Realme has launched the Realme C71 smartphone in India. Realme C71 has a 6.67-inch HD+…