Apple is set to expand its physical footprint in India with the launch of its fifth retail outlet—and its first in Uttar Pradesh—opening in Noida on December 11. The new store will further deepen the company’s offline reach in a country that now ranks as its third-largest iPhone market.
Situated inside DLF Mall of India, the store is wrapped in a vibrant façade inspired by peacock feathers, a design theme previously showcased at Apple’s locations in Koregaon Park, Pune, and Hebbal, Bengaluru.
The Noida store will join Apple’s growing retail footprint in India, arriving several months after the company launched new outlets in Bengaluru and Pune.
Apple made its physical retail debut in the country with the Mumbai BKC store in 2023 and is preparing to unveil another location there early next year. In the capital, the tech giant already operates its Apple Saket store in South Delhi.
Apple is offering custom Apple Noida-themed wallpapers
Apple has paired the Noida store announcement with a few special treats for fans. The company is offering custom Apple Noida-themed wallpapers and a curated Apple Music playlist that reflects the city’s unique vibe. The new retail outlet in Noida will welcome visitors starting December 11, with doors opening at 1 PM IST.
Apple has expanded its service portfolio in India by introducing a new protection plan that covers iPhones in cases of theft or loss. Known as AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, the plan begins at ₹799 and gives users an added safety net for their devices.
In recent quarters, Apple’s momentum in the Indian market has accelerated significantly, pushing the company into a stronger position.
Apple secured a 9% share of the smartphone market in the July–September quarter:
Counterpoint Research reports that Apple secured a 9% share of the smartphone market in the July–September quarter—marking its first entry into India’s top five brands by shipment volume. During the most recent earnings call, CEO Tim Cook highlighted the company’s performance, noting that Apple achieved “record-breaking revenue” in India.
