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Xiaomi sold 100,000,000 smartphones in 5 years, became India's largest brand Xiaomi made its entry into the Indian market with low budget smartphones. Selling smartphones at low prices became the hallmark of Xiaomi and this strategy of the company was so well-liked by Indian users that in a short time Xiaomi has gone ahead of other competitors. Xiaomi's fan following grew so much that Xiaomi became India's number one smartphone brand. Almost all smartphones launched by Xiaomi hit their respective segments Proven and these phones set new records for SAIL. Climbing the ladder of success, Xiaomi has now set another new record in India. Xiaomi has sold 100 million i.e. 100,000,000 smartphones in India in just 5 years. Xiaomi India Head Manu Kumar has made this information public by tweeting on his official Twitter handle. Manu Jain has told that Xiaomi has already completed its 5 successful years in the Indian market. At the same time, in these 5 years, Xiaomi has also completed 100 million smartphone sales. Significantly, with the introduction of this data, Xiaomi has become the first brand in the Indian mobile market to sell 1,000 lakh smartphones at such a rapid pace. Xiaomi top in 2019 also The IDC report which was revealed recently said that during the second quarter of 2019, ie April - May - June, a total of 36.9 million (369 lakh) smartphones were sold in India. Among the smartphones sold in the year 2019, the Xiaomi company has sold the most mobiles. During this period Xiaomi's share in the Indian market was 28.3 percent. Last year i.e. in the second quarter of 2018, Xiaomi had a 29.7 percent market share. 36.9 million is said to be the largest shipment in the Indian market. According to the report, compared to the second quarter of 2018, the sales of smartphones in the second quarter of 2019 have seen an increase of 9.9 percent. Similarly, the sale of smartphones in India from April to June has been 14.8 percent higher than the smartphones sold from January to March in 2019 itself.
