Apple to boost iPhone sales in India by reviving old models

After trying to negotiate tax and trade concessions with the Indian government and strong indications that an iPhone assembly plant is under construction in the southern city of Bangalore, now comes the news that Apple has reintroduced the iPhone 6 in the country. Interestingly, this is happening after the model was discontinued due to the iPhone 7 premiere in Q4 2016.
CNET reports that the 2014 flagship has appeared on Amazon.in on Monday. The retail price for the device is around 30,000 rupees (about $450) and the handset is only available in its Space Gray color variation. This is an expected and noticeable price cut from the newer iPhone 6S, which sells for around $750 in the South Asian country.
We completely understand Tim Cook & Co.'s big aspirations – after all, India has a huge population, and has become a key phone market that is expanding at breakneck speeds. Still, we feel obliged to state the obvious - $450 is nowhere near $150.
via CNET
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