Motorola back into the Indian market with its popular Moto series, sold exclusively at Flipkart. This was quickly followed by Xiaomi and OnePlus and several others who chose online channels. Recent reports claim Xiaomi plan to go offline, but it seems Mototrola has no such plans.
According to a report in The Times of India, Amit Boni, the chief business of Motorola India said the company will continue its exclusive partnership with Flipkart and has "no immediate plans to sell its smartphones through retailers' here .
He said that a company is in other sales channels only when your current channel is not "sound pretty '. Although the company has no plans to go offline, Motorola has opened the first center logo 'Moto Care' in India. Located on the road of Jayanagar, Bangalore, the focus Moto spans 3000 sq. Ft. And aims to serve and support best-in-class customers.
Comes with an area of service and support, giving users a service experience at ground level with trained personnel. There is also an area of expertise that enable consumers to experience the product. This area in the center will showcase the entire product portfolio - Moto X (including leather and wood versions), Moto G, Moto E, Moto Turbo, Motorola Nexus and Moto 360. Guiara more users on purchasing the device through Flipkart.
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