Motorola Unveils Exclusive ‘Moto Hub’ Retail Stores to Strengthen Its Offline Presence in India

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First Xiaomi, now Motorola. These are probably the top smartphone vendors in India who are going head-on-head with each other. Both the companies entered the Indian market in 2014 and established themselves as strong online brands. However, in 2017, both these brands are looking to establish themselves as strong offline brands as well. Xiaomi opened its first offline exclusive Mi Home store, and now Motorola come up with 'Moto Hub'- it's answer to Xiaomi's Mi Home.

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With customer experience as a top priority, Motorola took a step further to get close to its audiences with the inauguration of its experiential retail stores in India. With a unique open layout, the “Moto Hub” will allow users to experience - and purchase the full portfolio of Motorola products under one roof.

Motorola today inaugurated six Moto Hubs across India.

  • Great India Place, NOIDA
  • Logix Mall, NOIDA
  • Shipra Mall, Indirapuram
  • Xperia Mall, Dombivali, Mumbai
  • Korum Mall, Thane, Mumbai and
  • Viviana Mall, Thane, Mumbai

And by the end of this financial year, Motorola is set to open 50 Moto Hubs across the top tier towns at locations with significant traffic.

"Moto Hub stores will be a key destination for consumers to experience the latest Motorola technology and get a hands-on demo of the entire product portfolio, in a fun, easy to access set-up that is conveniently located at consumer hang out areas," said Motorola in a press statement.

All Moto Hub stores will also house devices that are available exclusively online, including the fastest selling smartphone on any e-commerce platform in India, the Moto E4 Plus and Moto C Plus. These stores will also showcase the complete portfolio of Motorola devices, including the full Moto E, Moto C, Moto G families as well as Moto Z2 Play and Moto MODs along with Motorola accessories like on-ear and in-ear headphones, moto shells, covers, etc.

Sudhin Mathur, Managing Director, Motorola Mobility India said, “At Motorola, we understand our consumers’ needs and focus on providing them meaningful mobile experiences. We believe with the launch of this new retail channel ‘Moto Hub’, we are giving the customers an opportunity to get access to the complete Motorola portfolio, our technology and devices, in an environment that is more open, fun and very uniquely Motorola.”

Further, the Lenovo subsidiary also announced a few inaugural offers. Buyers will get a free Motorola accessories on the purchase of Motorola E, C and G series and 50% off on MODS on the purchase of Moto Z2 play along with easy EMI options to choose from.

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