US EditionGood News for iPhone Lovers in Bengaluru! Apple to Open Its Store in City After Delhi and Mumbai — 5 Things to Know
Apple's third Indian store in Bengaluru enhances customer experience with in-person services, interactive workshops, and reflects 21.5% annual shipment growth, reinforcing India's key market role.
- Apple will open its third retail store, Apple Hebbal, on September 2, 2025, at Phoenix Mall of Asia on Bellary Road in Bengaluru.
- This opening follows Apple’s first two stores in Mumbai and New Delhi and comes amid growing iPhone sales and shipments in India.
- Apple Hebbal will offer customers the full product lineup, expert support, Today at Apple sessions, free engraving, and in-store delivery services.
- Apple’s third store in India features artwork that draws inspiration from the colorful and proud symbolism of the peacock, the nation’s official bird.
- The store's launch signals Apple's expansion in a major growth market where it gained a 7.5% smartphone market share and increased shipments by 21.5%.
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According to the original report, Apple Inc. is strengthening its presence in India with the opening of a new store in Bangalore earlier next month.This new establishment, located in the luxurious Phoenix Mall of Asia, will open its doors to customers on September 2. Apple already has two stores in India: one flagship store in Mumbai and another in a mall in South Delhi. Apple CEO Tim Cook has been personally involved in the company's expansion …
Good news for iPhone lovers in Bengaluru! Apple to open its store in city after Delhi and Mumbai — 5 things to know
The Apple Bengaluru store, known as Apple Hebbal, customers can explore the complete product lineup of Apple and experience new features, the company said.
·New Delhi, India
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