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India's iPhone Paradox: How A Lower-Middle-Income Economy Became A Premium Market For Apple

At first glance, Apple’s premium pricing in India appears difficult to justify. The country’s annual per capita income is around $2,813 (approximately ₹2.33 lakh), while the iPhone 18 Pro starts at ₹1,64,900. Apple’s folding flagship, the iPhone Duo, costs as much as ₹4,49,900, almost twice the average Indian’s annual income. Yet Apple continues to treat India as one of its most promising…

India's iPhone Paradox: How A Lower-Middle-Income Economy Became A Premium Market For Apple

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