World’s Largest Apple Store Will Probably Open in India by 2020

Judging by Apple’s recent real-estate moves, it looks like the biggest Apple Store in the world might just open up here in India! But we’ll have to wait until 2020 at least.


One of the industry executives told ET:


“Apple wants to initially set up two stores, one in New Delhi and [a] second one in Mumbai. They want the stores to be truly iconic right from the design to the location. However, getting desired space will take time since 10,000-15,000 square feet of prime location is not readily available.”


Of course, it’s being “difficult” for them to find a space for such a large Apple Store. Have you seen Indian cities? Delhi and Bombay, in particular. A paan-waala would have a hard time finding some real estate space in CP or on Necklace Road.


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Apple Reduces Base Price for iPhones in India to Counter the Increase in Customs Duty

Apple could have just raised their prices in response to the rise in tax levels. However, obviously, Apple has taken into consideration the highly price-sensitive Indian market. The net effect is that the cost of iPhones in India has actually gone down!!

In fact, post-GST, Apple has reduced the base prices for all their devices. That’s why we are seeing a reduction in the prices of all Apple devices, and not just iPhones in India.

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This is a good move from Apple, given that it needs to consolidate market share in India and do it soon. Low prices will help their products stay competitive in the market. The iPhones in India, especially, are being drowned in competition from Chinese brands such as Oppo, OnePlus, and Xiaomi.

“I think it’s a good move ahead of the upcoming festive season. We believe the best way for Apple to increase their share in India is to bridge the gap between affordability and aspirational value of the iPhone,” Tarun Pathak, a senior analyst at Counterpoint Research told Gadgets 360 in a statement.

Meanwhile, we’re still waiting to see how the iPhones manufactured in India are going to play out in the whole scenario. One thing is certain, though: Apple is entering a crucial phase of their operations in India. And they’d better get most, if not all, of their strategies right. Otherwise, it’s going to be a long and hard battle for Apple in India.