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Google has officially confirmed the commencement of Pixel 8 smartphone production at its manufacturing facilities in India. This marks a significant milestone for the company, representing its first foray into direct Pixel phone manufacturing within the country. The move follows an announcement made less than a year ago outlining Google's plans to expand its production footprint to India.
While currently limited to the base Pixel 8 model, this development signifies a strategic shift in Google's manufacturing strategy. The Pixel 8 Pro and Pixel 8a will continue to be produced at other global locations. According to sources Google is collaborating with Dixon Technologies for its Pixel device manufacturing operations in India.
Although the Indian market hasn't traditionally been a stronghold for Google's Pixel devices, previous reports suggest that a majority of the Pixel 8 units produced in India are destined for export to other international markets.
The newly manufactured devices are anticipated to begin shipping imminently from Indian production lines to consumers both domestically and internationally.
As Google prepares to unveil the Pixel 9 series, the company's plans for its production in India remain undisclosed. It remains to be seen whether the Pixel 9 series will also be manufactured within the country, further solidifying Google's commitment to local production.
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