Local tax incentives plus Apple’s moves to reduce the impact of US tariffs mean India’s growing iPhone production has crossed a milestone.
Tim Cook in a previous visit to India — image credit: Apple
By April 2025, India was making one in five of all iPhones worldwide. Following the US tariffs that began being imposed then, Apple redirected 97% of all Indian-made iPhones to the States.
According to India’s Economic Times, total production has now exceeded $50 billion worth of iPhones. The figure is based specifically on the exports made since Apple enrolled in India’s Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) program in 2021.
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