Apple's highly anticipated foldable iPhone is one step closer to becoming a reality, with production goals set for a 2026 launch. Industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed that Apple is aiming to build between 15 and 20 million units of its foldable iPhone over a 2-3 year lifecycle. This production target is both ambitious and realistic, considering the projected demand for a foldable iPhone in the market.
Collaborating with rival Samsung on this project, Apple aims to achieve a seamless foldable design with a focus on hinge and build quality. While details about the specifications, features, and pricing of the iPhone Fold remain uncertain, rumors suggest a primary display size close to 8 inches and a secondary screen around 5.5 inches. Apple's plan for a 2026 release is subject to change, but the company is making significant progress towards introducing its first foldable iPhone to consumers.
