• Source:JND

Oppo and Vivo could be gearing up to bring their next flagship smartphones to India just in time for the festive shopping season. According to a new leak, the Oppo Find X10 and Vivo X500 series are tipped to debut in the country ahead of Diwali later this year.

The information comes from tipster Yogesh Brar (@heyitsyogesh), who claims both brands are preparing their next flagship launches for the Indian market. Neither Oppo nor Vivo has confirmed the timeline so far.

 

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Brands May Continue Their India Launch Strategy

The leak also suggests that Oppo and Vivo are unlikely to bring their complete flagship portfolios to India. Instead, both companies may continue with the strategy they've adopted over the past few years by launching just two models from each lineup.

That's not entirely surprising. Oppo introduced the Find X9 and Find X9 Pro in India, while the Find X9 Ultra arrived later in other markets. Vivo took a similar route with the X300 and X300 Pro, whereas the X300 Ultra debuted separately alongside the X300 FE.

More Models Expected Globally

Rumours suggest Oppo's next flagship family will include the Find X10, Find X10 Pro, and Find X10 Pro Max. If the latest leak is accurate, Indian buyers may get the standard and Pro variants first. Earlier reports have already indicated that the Find X10 Ultra is unlikely to make its way to India, while the Find X10 Pro Max could eventually become the brand's top-end offering in the country in 2027.

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Vivo, meanwhile, is expected to expand its lineup with the X500e, X500, X500 Pro, and X500 Max. The series is tipped to cover multiple display sizes and price points, with the X500e and X500 Pro Max said to be new additions.

Even so, if Vivo sticks to its current strategy, only the Vivo X500 and Vivo X500 Pro are expected to arrive in India initially, with the remaining models likely to stay limited to other markets.


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