Apple Plans 5 New iPhones in 2025, Including $2,500 Foldable Model
Apple is reportedly preparing its most ambitious iPhone lineup yet, anchored by a foldable device priced around $2,500.
Apple is preparing to launch five new iPhone models, including a foldable device with a reported price tag of approximately $2,500, according to a new report from Yahoo Finance. The disclosure signals one of the most product-intensive iPhone cycles the Cupertino-based tech giant has undertaken, raising immediate questions about whether such a broad release slate can meaningfully shift the needle for a company already valued in the trillions.
The foldable iPhone represents Apple's long-awaited entry into a smartphone form factor that rivals Samsung and Google have been competing in for several years. At $2,500, the device would sit well above Apple's current flagship pricing, positioning it as a premium luxury offering aimed at early adopters and brand loyalists willing to pay a steep premium for the novelty of a folding screen inside Apple's tightly controlled ecosystem.
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For investors, the central question is whether five new iPhone SKUs can generate the kind of revenue acceleration that would register at Apple's scale. The company routinely posts quarterly iPhone revenue in the tens of billions of dollars, meaning a single new model — even a high-priced foldable — may struggle to produce outsized percentage gains without exceptionally strong consumer uptake across all five devices simultaneously.
Analysts watching Apple's stock will likely focus on whether the foldable drives a meaningful upgrade cycle among existing iPhone users who have delayed purchases, rather than simply adding a niche halo product to the lineup. A $2,500 price point limits the addressable market considerably, but Apple has historically used premium devices to lift average selling prices across its entire portfolio, which could support margin expansion even if unit volumes remain modest.
Continue reading at Yahoo for the full analysis of what Apple's expanded iPhone lineup means for its stock outlook.
