This is Gionee’s first smartphone to come out of the box with Android 7.0 Nougat.

The manufacturing unit will be set up over around 50 acres in Faridabad and will provide employment to over 28,000 people in the next three...

According to YEIDA officials, Gionee is looking for nearly 80 to 100 acres of land to set up their manufacturing unit.

The three Chinese brands, which have emerged as trade favourites due to a margin payout that’s 5-6% more than what the other mainstream bra...

The first batch of smartphones produced from Foxconn's Sri City facility in Andhra Pradesh will be commercially available by end of this ye...

Apart from Foxconn, the handset maker has also partnered with Noida-based Dixon Technologies for making phones in the country.

Gionee on Thursday said it plans to start assembling all mobile phones in India by March, 2016, which will be sold exclusively in the domes...

Smartphone maker Gionee said it plans to start assembling all mobile phones in India by March, 2016, which will be sold exclusively in the ...

Gionee has also earmarked a budget of Rs 225 crore for marketing and advertising, up from Rs 132 crore last year.

Handset manufacturers like Samsung, Intex, Lava and the Spice Group have already unveiled investments into domestic production.

Arvind Vohra, who heads Gionee's business in India, said that the phone maker will firm up plans for local assembly in the next six months.

Powered by Mediatek’s new 64-but 1.7Ghz octa core processor, the S7 has 2GB RAM and 16GB of storage. It features a 5.2-inch super amoled di...

Vohra said these websites do not provide after sales service which is a key component. He added that Gionee sells its mobiles only through ...

“With 4G technology coming in, patenting technology would be of huge importance for us,” said William Lu, president of Gionee Global.

Powered by Android 4.2 operating system, the Gionee Pioneer P2S runs on a 1.3 GHz dual core processor and is equipped with a 512 RAM.

China’s Gionee, the 10th-largest mobile handset maker in the world, wants to grab the top spot in India within five years.

China's Gionee is looking to take the fight to higher-end brands such as Samsung and Apple as the company looks to gain share in India.