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OnePlus now accounts for 48 percent of the premium smartphone segment in India
Globally, OnePlus became a $1.4 bn brand in the fourth year of its operation with India as its biggest market.
Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus has continued its growth in the overall Indian premium segment by capturing 48 percent market share in fourth quarter, as per International Data Corporation's (IDC) latest Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker 2017 Q4.[caption id="attachment_4253615" align="alignleft" width="380"]![The OnePlus 5T]()
The OnePlus 5T[/caption]During 2017, OnePlus grew by a staggering 1116 percent in the premium smartphone segment. "It is truly remarkable that OnePlus has become the biggest Android premium smartphone brand within just three years of entering the Indian market," Vikas Agarwal, General Manager at OnePlus, said in a statement.Globally, OnePlus became a $1.4 bn brand in the fourth year of its operation with India as its biggest market, contributing to one-third of the global business, the statement said.
First Published:Feb 23, 2018, 20:37:22 IST
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