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Nothing says it plans to release six smartphones next year, ‘wider range’ of devices

Nothing apparently has lofty goals for 2027, with the company saying that it plans to launch “twice as many” smartphones as it did in 2026, which would be a total of six new devices.

Nothing says it plans to release six smartphones next year, ‘wider range’ of devices

Nothing has announced plans to release a total of six new smartphones in 2027, doubling the number of devices it launched in 2026. This includes a wider range of devices beyond just smartphones. So far in 2026, Nothing has released three new phones: Nothing Phone (4a), Phone (4a) Pro, and Phone (4b). No other new devices have been released so far this year.

However, the company's CEO Akis Evangelidis stated that the company is aiming to launch twice as many smartphones in 2027, and is also exploring a broader range of devices. It's unclear exactly what other products Nothing will introduce, but the company plans to increase its product portfolio and scale production volumes by 50% compared to 2026.

Evangelidis also mentioned that the company is looking to launch two new physical stores in India, focus more on audio products, and potentially release additional new products before the end of 2026.

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