Apple is reportedly considering moving all its U.S. iPhone production from China to India as a strategy to circumvent tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. The transition could see the company manufacture 60 million iPhones in India by 2026, doubling its current output in the region. Since beginning production in India in 2017, Apple has been ramping up efforts with partners like Foxconn and Tata. The recent tariffs from the U.S., which could reach 145% on Chinese imports, further drive this potential relocation of production to India where tariffs remain relatively lower.
Apple's decision to potentially shift all US iPhone production from China to India highlights its strategy to navigate tariff impacts while boosting local manufacturing.
With the looming tariffs from the US on Chinese imports, Apple plans to manufacture 60 million iPhones in India by 2026, doubling its current output.
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