The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are on sale in India starting today, with Apple confirming official local pricing for the new models.
The iPhone 18 Pro is priced from Rs 1,64,900 for 256GB, rising to Rs 3,14,900 for the newly introduced 2TB variant.
The sale opened at 8 am IST via Apple’s India online store, with the devices also available through Flipkart, Amazon and other authorized retailers.
Pre-order customers are receiving priority on deliveries, while walk-in buyers can purchase from the remaining retail stock.
Cashback, EMI and trade-in offers are available on the new lineup, along with free Personal Setup on direct purchases.
Physical store availability is expected to remain limited in the initial days, with Apple prioritizing fulfillment of existing pre-orders before opening walk-in sales more broadly.
The iPhone 18 series does not include a foldable iPhone, despite months of speculation ahead of the global launch event.
India remains one of the fastest-growing markets for Apple globally, with the company expanding its retail footprint and local manufacturing base in the country in recent years.
The iPhone 18 Pro Max starts at Rs 1,79,900 in India, with higher storage variants priced accordingly.
Sales began at 8 am IST through the Apple India online store, alongside Flipkart, Amazon and other authorized retailers, both online and offline.
Customers who placed pre-orders last week are getting priority delivery, while any remaining stock is being offered to walk-in buyers at physical stores.
Apple is offering cashback, EMI options and trade-in deals on the new iPhones, along with free Personal Setup for customers buying directly.
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max were originally unveiled globally at Apple’s September 9 event, alongside the AirPods 5, in the company’s first major launch under new CEO John Ternus.
The devices feature a 2nm A20 Pro chip, a 48MP Fusion camera system with variable aperture, and up to 30 hours of battery life on the Pro Max variant.
Apple Store sales floor (representative image), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
