Who Makes Sony TVs and Where Are They Manufactured?
The flagship model adds True RGB technology, a 12-speaker audio system and future Gemini AI support as Sony targets larger premium screens.
- On Monday, August 3, 2026, Sony expanded its flagship Bravia 9II lineup in India with a new 115-inch True RGB model, targeting a market increasingly shifting toward larger screen sizes above 55 inches.
- Equipped with RGB Backlight Master Drive Pro, the series integrates an XR processor with AI capabilities that independently controls pixels to deliver wide color gamut, better contrast, and depth.
- Featuring a 12-speaker Acoustic Multi-Audio+ system, the 115-inch model is listed at ₹28,99,990 under best buy, though its maximum retail price stands at ₹45,99,900.
- These Google-powered TVs will receive Gemini via a future over-the-air update for AI-powered interactions, while 9II availability at retail stores and major e-commerce platforms will be announced soon.
- Sony manufactures Bravia TVs across a global network, utilizing manufacturing partner Foxconn for assembly in India while maintaining internal control over software and image-processing systems.
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India is a strategic market, witnessing strong traction for premium TVs: Sony India MD
Sony India is eyeing revenues of ₹10,000 crore as it is witnessing stronger traction for premium televisions in India, which it considers to be a strategic market. The Japanese consumer electronics major, on Monday, launched its flagship BRAVIA 9II line-up, with the introduction of its new 115 (292 cm), the largest BRAVIA television ever by Sony.
Sony announces 115 inch Bravia 9II True RGB smart TV
Sony on Monday expanded its flagship Bravia 9II lineup with the unveil of a new 115 inch True RGB model. The new Bravia 9II series runs on Sony’s XR processor with AI capabilities and begins from 75 inches, while the Bravia 7II starts at 55 inches
Sony launches 115-inch Bravia, its biggest TV in India with True RGB technology
Sony India has unveiled its biggest BRAVIA television yet, a massive 115-inch model that brings the company's True RGB display technology to its largest screen so far. Here's what the new flagship TV offers and how much it costs.
This is the last time Sony will launch its own TVs this year. Starting next year, TCL will produce TVs under the Sony Bravia brand in a joint venture in which the Chinese company has a majority stake. That's why fans of the brand and those interested in a new TV should be wary when looking at the Bravia 9 II...
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