Motorola has given fans a glimpse of an upcoming foldable Razr phone, signaling the company's continued expansion in the foldable market. The device, revealed through a social media video, will adopt a book-style folding design rather than the vertical flip format that originally defined the Razr line.
The teaser video traces the Razr's evolution across 22 years before showcasing the new model's silhouette. The upcoming phone appears noticeably thicker and bulkier than previous iterations, yet maintains the horizontal fold structure. Like competing devices from Samsung and Apple announced recently, the new Razr is expected to feature a wider screen aspect ratio.
Motorola has not disclosed the device's official name, release date, or technical specifications. The company is expected to provide additional details in the coming weeks.
This announcement reflects Motorola's aggressive push into foldable phones during the current year. The company has already released three clamshell-style Razr variants and introduced the Motorola Razr Fold, its first full-sized foldable model. The Razr Fold has been positioned as a competitor to established foldable offerings from Samsung and Google, demonstrating Motorola's commitment to challenging market leaders in the category.
