Amid increased tariffs on Chinese goods, Apple intends to move its iPhone production for the US market to India by the end of 2026. This plan involves expanding manufacturing capacity significantly, with the initiative being fueled by ongoing tensions in US-China relations. Currently, most iPhones, which command a 57% market share in the US, are made in China. Although production costs in India may be higher, Apple seeks to mitigate risk from potential trade disruptions. The transition is expected to double Apple’s output from Indian factories, leveraging partnerships with companies like Tata Electronics and Foxconn.