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Apple iPhone Ultra Could Launch Above $2,550, Making It Priciest iPhone Yet

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Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone Ultra, its first foldable iPhone, at its September 9 event. Market research firm IDC estimates the device's average selling price will exceed $2,550 (approximately Rs 2.25 lakh), with higher storage variants potentially surpassing $3,000. The phone is reported to feature a 7.8-inch folding display. A shortage in memory components is also contributing to elevated pricing across the broader iPhone 18 lineup. Supply constraints ahead of the launch are expected to further pressure availability and costs.

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