Motorola has increased the prices of its Edge 70 Fusion and Edge 60 Fusion smartphones in India, effective August 25, 2026.
The company attributes the hike to rising costs of raw materials and microchips.
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The Edge 70 Fusion receives a flat ₹3,000 increase across all four variants.
The 8GB/128GB model now costs ₹33,999, up from ₹30,999.
The 8GB/256GB variant is priced at ₹35,999, previously ₹32,999.
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The 12GB/256GB and 12GB/512GB models are now ₹37,999 and ₹40,999, respectively.
The Edge 60 Fusion's sole 12GB/256GB variant also sees a ₹3,000 increase, now at ₹32,999.
These adjustments push the devices higher in the mid-range segment, potentially affecting festive discounts.
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Interested buyers may still find older prices on some e-commerce platforms, such as Amazon India.
As of writing, the Edge 70 Fusion is listed at ₹28,999 (8+128GB), ₹33,799 (8+256GB), ₹34,480 (12+256GB), and ₹39,200 (12+512GB).
The Edge 60 Fusion 12+256GB is available at ₹29,890 on some listings.
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This price hike follows a trend of rising retail prices in India due to global supply-chain pressures on memory and chip components.
