IDC: vivo ruled India in Q2, market grew 1% in the first half | Infinium-tech

In the first half of this year, according to the IDC, the Indian smartphone market increased by 1% compared to the H1 2024, reaching 70 million units. In the second quarter of this year (April to June), there was a 7.3% year-on-year growth with 37 million smartphones.

Vivo is still number 1 with 19% market share and sales increased by 23.5% on Q2 2024. In second place Samsung is 21% YOY with 14.5% market. Oppo (with 12.4% shares) in third place also increased by 25.4%, as sixth place Motorola (8%, 39.4% increase), Apple (7.5% shares, 19.7% increase) from seventh place, and eighth place IQO (4.3%, 68.4% increase).

Everyone else was below. Realme, in fourth place, is now 9.7% of the market, with 17.8% lower shipment, Xiaomi saw a decline of 23.5% in fifth place, POCO’s shipments were down 28.8% in ninth place, and onePlus was to be done with 39.4% lower shipment.

The average smartphone selling price reached a record of $ 275 in Q2 this year, increasing by 10.8% yoy. The under-$ 100 segment rose 22.9%, led by Xiaomi. The $ 100-$ 200 segment increased by 1.1% yoy, with dominating Vivo, Oppo and Realme. The $ 200 to $ 400 segment increased by 2.5%less shipment, $ 400 to $ 600 segment increased by 39.5%, and increased by 96.4%in $ 600 to $ 800 segment. More than $ 800 section increased by 15.8%. Qualcomm-operated devices had 33.9% market, while MediaTek had 44.3% share.

The IDC estimates the decline of low single-also in smartphone shipments in India for the whole year.

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