Huawei’s Smartphone, Honor, which is an e-brand for digital natives, marks its second anniversary today. Huawei made their best possible effort to reaffirm its commitment to India. They’ve also announced their plans of manufacturing Smartphones at an inauguration ceremony with the Hon’ble Union Minister of Information & Technology and Law and Justice, Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad.
With its powerful, specs-heavy yet compellingly priced devices, Honor has managed to create a mark for itself in the market of Indian Smartphone since its launch. To celebrate this, the brand has hosted an exclusive preview of Honor 8 in Goa this week and is expected to launch the phone early next month.
Despite being the frontrunner in driving technology innovation, the company will also manufacture its first ‘Make in India’ Honor Smartphone model starting from the first week of October 2016. This company has given consumers brilliant Smartphone which also comes under best selling price segment options. One of the most talked about Smartphone included Honor 5C, which was launched earlier this year.
Huawei has renewed its focus on India working with its e-brand Honor, to cater to the widest cross section of consumers. The company will be strengthening its after sales services in India with over 200 service centers, including more than 30 exclusive Huawei service centers in India. Huawei Consumer Business Group will also expand its distribution network by partnering with more than 50,000 retail outlets by the end of 2016. This retail network will add to the existing 350+ distributors in India to create a comprehensive, nationwide distribution system.