Google has rolled out its biggest smartphone lineup in India this year. The journey started in March with the Pixel 9a, a mid-range device aimed at users who wanted Google software smarts without flagship pricing. That was only a warm-up. In August, the company followed up with the Google Pixel 10 family. Bringing four new devices Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold to the Indian market.
The Pixel 9a was introduced at ₹49,999 for the 128GB variant and ₹56,999 for the 256GB option. With its 6.3-inch OLED display, Tensor G4 processor, and Android 15 support guaranteed for seven years. It set a strong foundation for Google in the mid-tier segment. The device quickly positioned itself as a rival to the iPhone 16e and Nothing Phone 3a. Appealing to buyers who wanted premium software longevity without crossing into six-figure price tags.
Pixel 10 Family Hits the Indian Market
Google globally unveiled the Pixel 10 series on August 20, 2025, and launched it in India the same day. Opening pre-orders on Flipkart and through select offline partners. The company will begin sales in early September. It has priced the Pixel 10 at ₹79,999, the Pixel 10 Pro at ₹1,09,999, the Pixel 10 Pro XL at ₹1,24,999, and the foldable flagship Pixel 10 Pro Fold at ₹1,72,999.
The new lineup is powered by the Tensor G5 chip built on a 3nm process, offering better AI integration, efficiency, and thermal management. All models support Google extended update cycle, Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, and brighter OLED displays. The Pro and XL versions stand out with triple-camera setups, while the Fold combines dual displays with flagship photography.
Google has also tailored launch offers for India. Buyers can get up to ₹10,000 cashback on select bank cards, along with Pixel Buds 2a bundled free with the Pro XL and Pro Fold during the pre-order window. Exchange bonuses and EMI schemes through Flipkart are also available.
The Pixel 9a gave Google a strong foothold in India’s mid-range space. Now the Pixel 10 series strengthens its hand in the premium and foldable markets. With aggressive pricing and launch offers, Google is making it clear that India is no longer an afterthought in its global Pixel strategy.
