how motorola wants to compete with apple and samsung in the premium segment with support from lenovo
The manufacturer seeks to return to the premium smartphone segment by investing in artificial intelligence.
BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM ESTADÃO · 2 MIN

Motorola is preparing its return to the high-end smartphone segment to compete with global giants. According to Estadão, the company seeks to compete directly with devices such as Samsung's future Galaxy S26 and also Apple's iPhone 18 line.
The expansion strategy relies on investing in artificial intelligence together with Lenovo. As Estadão found, the brand is trying to recover a place in which it was absent for a long period.
The president of Motorola Brazil, Rodrigo Vidigal, recognizes the commercial challenge that the company faces. "It is clear that we need to regain this consumer's attention for our brand", said the executive to Estadão.
According to Estadão, the automaker has a history of strong popular appeal, having launched the Moto G in 2013 with a focus on affordable price and quality. Now, the goal is to reposition the portfolio at higher levels.
Rodrigo Vidigal told Estadão about the company's recent history in the sector. "This is a commercial category in which we spent years without having a presence," said the president.
What changes for the investor
The movement by Motorola and its parent company Lenovo highlights the fierce competition in the technology and consumer electronics sector. For those who follow global markets and operate the shares of large corporations on Nasdaq and international stock exchanges, the foray into new fronts of artificial intelligence and the fight for margins in the premium segment directly affect the revenue prospects and competitive positioning of listed companies.
Automatically translated from Portuguese.

