Fresh design sketches shared by Android Headlines suggest Motorola is developing a wider book-style foldable, complementing its existing flip phones and taller foldables.
The sketches showcase three folding concepts: a large book-style device, a compact clamshell, and the new wider variant.
The wide model features a horizontal camera bar across the back, positioned near the top.
This layout appears aimed at preventing the phone from wobbling when placed on a table, addressing a common annoyance with recent bar flagships and foldables.
The camera area includes three openings: at least two cameras and a smaller third that could be a flash or additional sensors.
A front-facing camera sits in the upper-right corner of the inner screen when held in landscape, with another centered on the outer cover display.
Design and Build Highlights
Motorola might adopt an 'easy-open' design with contoured edges for easier one-handed unfolding.
The sketches also hint at a crease-free or less noticeable crease screen and 3D glass.
An ultra-slim body appears to be a priority, according to the materials.
The source suggests the device could debut in the coming months, but no official name, specs, or launch window have been confirmed.
This development comes as the wider 'passport-style' foldable format gains traction, with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Xiaomi's upcoming 18 Fold.
Motorola already offers the Razr Fold in a taller book-style shape, so a wider option would complete its foldable lineup.
