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Motorola India says, it sold 2.6 million smartphones since February this year

Buoyed by strong sales of Moto G and Moto E smartphones, handset maker Motorola has sold 2.6 million units in India over the last seven months, via e-commerce portal Flipkart.

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FP Archives|Sep 15, 2015, 09:41:42 IST

Buoyed by strong sales of Moto G and Moto E smartphones, handset maker Motorola has sold 2.6 million units in India over the last seven months, via e-commerce portal Flipkart. The US-based company, which re-entered the Indian market in February last year, has also launched a new smartphone - Moto X Play in the Indian market for Rs. 18,499."We have received a fabulous response from the Indian market. It continues to be an important market for us. We have till date sold 5.6 million units, of which 2.6 million came in the February-August period. A bulk of the sales were Moto G and Moto E," Motorola India General Manager Amit Boni told PTI. He, however, declined to comment on contribution from the various devices. The company had announced sales of 3 million smartphones in January this year.Since the re-entry, Motorola has introduced the Moto E (two generations), Moto G (three generations),Moto X (two generations) and the Moto 360 smartwatch in India exclusively through e-commerce firmFlipkart.Motorola had stopped sales of its products in India after being acquired by Google in 2012, but came back after its acquisition by Lenovo with the launch of the Moto G in February last year.Talking about Moto X Play, Boni said the device offers customers the best-in-class cameras, all-day battery, water-repellent design, meaningful software experiences and personalisation options.PTI

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