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Honor sold over 70 million smartphones in 2025

Source: GSMArena.com - Latest articlesJanuary 9, 2026Read original article on GSMArena.com - Latest articles →

Honor shipped a record 71 million smartphones in 2025, including 10 million flagship models. Half of its sales came from outside China, a major shift for a brand that once relied heavily on its home market. The Magic7 series played a central role in driving demand.

The company reported 50% year-over-year growth in shipments, building on its 2024 performance. Honor now claims at least a 10% market share in 17 countries across Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa, and says it has taken the lead position in several of those markets.

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