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Ai+ Smartphone has announced a major business milestone in India, revealing that it generated more than ₹350 crore in revenue during May 2026 while surpassing 300,000 (3 lakh) smartphone sales in the country. The achievement comes less than a year after the company officially entered the highly competitive Indian smartphone market.
According to the company, the growth was largely driven by the successful launch of its latest smartphone lineup in April 2026, including the Ai+ Nova2 5G, Nova2 Ultra 5G, and the foldable NovaFlip. These devices have helped strengthen the brand’s presence across both online and offline retail channels.
Ai+ currently follows a hybrid distribution strategy that combines e-commerce and traditional retail sales. The flagship Nova2 Series is available through an exclusive online partnership with Flipkart, while the devices are also sold through select offline retail outlets across India.
The company said it plans to further expand its smartphone portfolio as part of its broader vision of building a comprehensive India-focused technology ecosystem. Continuing this momentum, Ai+ is expected to launch two new smartphones – the Ai+ Nova 2 Neo and Ai+ Nova 2 Pro – later this month.
The latest milestone highlights the company’s rapid growth trajectory and reflects increasing consumer interest in its expanding smartphone lineup. With additional launches planned for June, Ai+ appears set to further strengthen its position in the Indian smartphone market in the coming months.
Commenting on this milestone, Madhav Sheth, CEO, Ai+ Smartphone and Founder NxtQuantum Shift Technologies, said, “Crossing 3 lakh units and over Rs. 350 crore of revenue in a single month is not just an important business milestone for us; it is a validation of a larger movement. Our ambition has never been to only sell smartphones.
Our ambition is to help bridge the digital divide gap by making technology more accessible, more transparent, and more trustworthy for millions of people. And we are still at the beginning of that journey.”
