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Motorola to open six Moto Hub stores today in India; 50 locations planned in high traffic areas

By Alan Friedman

Updated: Aug 03, 2017, 8:19 AM

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Six offline Moto Hub stores are opening in India

Right now, every Motorola phone available in India can be bought from Amazon India, or from online shopping firm Flipkart. But in order to expand sales to the offline retail market, Motorola has debuted today six Moto Hub retail locations. These stores have shelves full of exclusive Motorola products. The Moto Hub shopping experience will allow consumers to get a hands-on feel for the latest Moto handsets before a purchase is actually made.

Moto products that had been available online only will be able to get tested out in the Hub before getting purchased and taken home. Current phones available at the Moto Hub stores will include the Moto E4 Plus, Moto C Plus, and the Moto Z2 Play. Modular Moto Mod accessories will be available as will regular everyday accessories such as earphones and covers. And speaking of accessories, those purchasing a handset from the Moto C, E and G series at a Moto Hub store will receive certain accessories for free. Buy the new Moto Z2 Play and take half off the price of certain Moto Mod purchases!

"At Motorola, we understand our consumers’ needs and focus on providing them meaningful mobile experiences. We believe with the launch of this new retail channel ‘Moto Hub’, we are giving the customers an opportunity to get access to the complete Motorola portfolio, our technology and devices, in an environment that is more open, fun and very uniquely Motorola."-Sudhin Mathur, Managing Director, Motorola Mobility India

Eventually, Motorola hopes to have 50 Moto Hub stores open in high traffic areas near shopping malls. Today, six stores will open in the following locations:

Great India Place, Noida
Logix Mall, Noida
Shipra Mall, Indirapuram
Xperia Mall, Dombivali, Mumbai
Korum Mall, Thane, Mumbai
Viviana Mall, Thane, Mumbai

source: Mobigyaan

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