Motorola has raised the prices of two of its mid-range phones in India, citing the usual industry-wide cost pressures.
Starting August 25, 2026, the Edge 70 Fusion and Edge 60 Fusion will both cost more. Motorola says the increase is due to rising costs of raw materials and microchips.
The Edge 70 Fusion gets a flat ₹3,000 hike across all four variants. The 8GB/128GB model goes from ₹30,999 to ₹33,999, the 8GB/256GB from ₹32,999 to ₹35,999, the 12GB/256GB from ₹34,999 to ₹37,999, and the 12GB/512GB from ₹37,999 to ₹40,999. The Edge 60 Fusion’s only listed 12GB/256GB version also jumps by ₹3,000, from ₹29,999 to ₹32,999.
These new prices push the phones a bit higher in the mid-range segment. Big festive discounts on the Fusion series may be harder to come by at these levels. If you’re interested in either model, it’s worth checking major e-commerce platforms and Motorola’s official site for any remaining stock still available at the old prices before the change fully kicks in.
As of writing, some Amazon India listings still show the older prices. The Edge 70 Fusion is currently listed at ₹28,999 (8+128GB), ₹33,799 (8+256GB), ₹34,480 (12+256GB), and ₹39,200 (12+512GB), while the Edge 60 Fusion 12+256GB is at ₹29,890.
This follows a trend we’ve seen from several brands in recent months, as global supply-chain pressures on memory and chip components keep pushing retail prices up in India.
If you’re shopping in this range, it might be a good idea to compare the new prices against competing options before deciding.
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