Motorola opened the second wave of its #BigBillionMotoDeals campaign on October 22, 2026, putting festive pricing on seven phones during Flipkart’s Big Billion Days Sale 2026. According to the announcement carried by India Gazette, the offers are live on Flipkart and run through the sale period. The headline names in the push are the motorola edge 70 fusion, motorola edge 70 pro, motorola edge 70 pro+, moto g max, moto g37 power, moto g77 power and motorola signature.
The price range is wide. The cheapest phone on the list starts at ₹15,499, and the top configuration of the motorola signature reaches ₹67,249. That spread of ₹51,750 is the story: Motorola is using a single festive campaign to sell into entry-level, mid-range and premium shoppers at once.
This analysis walks through every price the announcement reported, explains what the specs behind those prices actually claim, and flags what the campaign leaves unsaid. If you are comparing handsets more broadly before you buy, our ranking of the best Android phones of 2026 gives the wider field.
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What Motorola Announced for Wave 2
Wave 2 is the follow-up to the opening round of #BigBillionMotoDeals. Motorola framed it as a last-chance window inside the Flipkart festive sale, with reduced prices across the lineup. The announcement date was October 22, 2026, and reports describe the sale as live and continuing for the duration of Big Billion Days.
Seven products appear by name. Three sit in the edge family (fusion, pro and pro+), three in the moto g family (g max, g37 power and g77 power), and one carries the motorola signature name at the top of the range. Two phones, the edge 70 fusion and the signature, received full variant-by-variant price tables. The other five received a single “starting from” figure each.
The practical takeaway for shoppers is simple. The edge 70 fusion and the signature have the most transparent pricing in the announcement, so they are the easiest to evaluate. For the rest, the starting price applies to the base configuration only, and the announcement did not publish a full storage ladder.
Full Festive Price List for the motorola edge 70 fusion
The motorola edge 70 fusion is the best-documented phone in the campaign. India Gazette’s report lists four configurations, and the entry price carries an asterisk. The 50MP AI camera and a 1.5K True Colour Quad-Curved Display are the specs Motorola leads with.
| Configuration | Festive price (₹) | Step up from base (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| 8GB + 128GB | 29,749* | Base |
| 8GB + 256GB | 31,749 | 2,000 |
| 12GB + 256GB | 32,999 | 3,250 |
| 12GB + 512GB | 34,999 | 5,250 |
The step-up column is our own arithmetic from the reported prices. It shows that doubling storage from 128GB to 256GB costs ₹2,000, while the move to 12GB of RAM with the same 256GB adds only ₹1,250 on top of that. For buyers who keep phones for three or four years, the 12+256GB tier at ₹32,999 looks like the sensible middle path.
The top 12+512GB model costs ₹5,250 more than the base. That is a small premium for four times the storage, which suits heavy video shooters. The 50MP camera claim makes that storage headroom relevant.
motorola signature Pricing at the Top of the Range
The motorola signature anchors the premium end. Reported festive prices are ₹57,249* for 12GB + 256GB, ₹62,249 for 16GB + 512GB, and ₹67,249 for 16GB + 1TB. Like the fusion, the entry price carries an asterisk.
| Configuration | Festive price (₹) | Step up from base (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| 12GB + 256GB | 57,249* | Base |
| 16GB + 512GB | 62,249 | 5,000 |
| 16GB + 1TB | 67,249 | 10,000 |
Each storage jump costs a flat ₹5,000. That clean pricing step is unusual and suggests Motorola priced the ladder by design rather than by component cost. Buyers who need 1TB of local storage pay ₹10,000 over the entry model.
The reported specs back the premium positioning. The signature was described as carrying a DXOMARK Gold Label-certified camera system and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 platform. The announcement did not publish the DXOMARK score itself, so we treat the certification as a claim about the camera system and nothing more.
Starting Prices Across the Rest of the Lineup
Five other phones got starting prices only. The table below pulls them together with the headline specs from the announcement.
| Model | Starting price (₹) | Reported headline specs |
|---|---|---|
| motorola edge 70 pro | 36,999 | MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Extreme, triple 50MP camera |
| motorola edge 70 pro+ | 44,999 | Quad 50MP camera system, 50X AI Super Zoom |
| moto g max | 19,999 | 7000mAh battery |
| moto g77 power | 19,999 | 7000mAh battery |
| moto g37 power | 15,499 | 7000mAh battery, military-grade durability |
Two things stand out. First, three phones in the table share the 7000mAh battery claim, so Motorola is clearly betting on endurance as its entry-level pitch. Second, the moto g max and moto g77 power share an identical ₹19,999 starting price, which means shoppers must read the spec sheets closely to tell them apart.
Reading the Specs Behind the Discounts
Discount headlines only matter if the hardware justifies the price. The announcement gives enough to sketch what each tier promises, though not enough to judge real-world performance. No benchmark scores or battery-life tests appeared in the reported material, so everything below describes claims rather than measured results.
Camera claims across the edge family
Motorola’s camera story scales with the price. The edge 70 fusion carries a 50MP AI camera, the edge 70 pro moves to a triple 50MP setup, and the edge 70 pro+ goes to four 50MP cameras with 50X AI Super Zoom. At the top, the signature relies on a DXOMARK Gold Label-certified system. Our look at triple 200MP camera phones shows how crowded the premium camera race has become, and Motorola’s multi-50MP approach is a different bet than raw megapixel counts.
Battery and durability claims in the moto g line
The moto g max, g77 power and g37 power all carry 7000mAh batteries in the announcement. That is a large capacity for phones priced between ₹15,499 and ₹19,999. The g37 power adds military-grade durability, which is the only durability claim in the campaign. Note that the announcement did not say which standard or test protocol sits behind the phrase.
How the Price Ladder Works
Putting every reported entry price in order shows how deliberately Motorola spaced its phones. The gaps below are our calculations from the reported figures.
| Rung | Model | Entry price (₹) | Gap to previous rung (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | moto g37 power | 15,499 | Base |
| 2 | moto g max / moto g77 power | 19,999 | 4,500 |
| 3 | motorola edge 70 fusion | 29,749* | 9,750 |
| 4 | motorola edge 70 pro | 36,999 | 7,250 |
| 5 | motorola edge 70 pro+ | 44,999 | 8,000 |
| 6 | motorola signature | 57,249* | 12,250 |
The ladder runs from ₹15,499 to ₹57,249 at entry level, with no gap larger than ₹12,250. The biggest jump comes at the top, between the pro+ and the signature, which fits a premium positioning. The widest mid-range gap sits between the g-series and the edge 70 fusion at ₹9,750, which is where Motorola asks shoppers to trade up for the 50MP AI camera and the curved 1.5K display.
Buyers who stretch from the fusion’s base price to its 12+512GB model spend ₹5,250 more. That is less than the ₹7,250 gap to the edge 70 pro, so the fusion with maximum storage still undercuts the next model up on sticker price.
What the Asterisks Leave Unanswered
Two prices in the report carry asterisks: ₹29,749* for the edge 70 fusion base model and ₹57,249* for the signature base model. An asterisk in festive retail advertising usually points to terms and conditions. The announcement material available to us does not spell out what those terms are, so we cannot say whether the starred price depends on a payment method, an exchange or a time window.
That matters for how shoppers read the table. The non-starred prices (₹31,749, ₹32,999, ₹34,999 on the fusion and ₹62,249 and ₹67,249 on the signature) appear without that marker. Whether they are unconditional is not confirmed either. The safe reading is that every figure is the price Flipkart displayed during the campaign, and the final checkout price can differ with the terms attached.
Anyone planning a purchase should confirm the conditions on the Flipkart product page before adding the phone to a cart. Prices on sale platforms can change during an event, and the announcement itself only says the offers continue through the sale period.
Is This Really the Lowest-Ever Pricing?
The campaign framing promises lowest-ever prices across the lineup. We could not verify that as a standalone claim. The reported material shows promotional pricing, but it does not include price-history data showing that every listed price is a record low for its model.
That gap is common in festive marketing. A “lowest ever” line is easy to print and hard to audit, because few shoppers track a phone’s price over months. Readers who want proof can check a price-tracking site or the product’s order history on Flipkart. Without that, treat the phrase as Motorola’s positioning, and treat the rupee figures as the facts.
The prices themselves are not in doubt. India Gazette’s report lists them, and they sit within sensible bands for each tier. The claim about history is the part that remains unconfirmed.
Market Impact on India’s Festive Smartphone Season
Festive sales concentrate a large share of annual smartphone demand into a few weeks. A second promotional wave does two jobs. It keeps Motorola visible on the Flipkart storefront after the first-day rush, and it catches shoppers who waited for a price drop before buying.
The wider hardware backdrop makes that visibility valuable. As we reported when phone shipments fell 22% while Apple and Amazon chased AI devices, the global handset market is under pressure. Brands that hold shelf space in the biggest regional sales events protect volume when overall demand softens. India’s connectivity growth supports that effort, and our coverage of Ericsson’s view of 550M 5G subscribers in India shows how large the addressable audience has become.
Motorola’s seven-phone spread lets it chase volume in the ₹15,499 to ₹19,999 bracket and margin in the ₹44,999 to ₹67,249 bracket in the same campaign. The announcement did not include sales figures, so any claim about how many units moved would be speculation.
Competitive Comparison: Where Motorola Sits
Motorola competes with every major Android brand on Flipkart, and the announcement did not name rivals. We can still place its prices in context using our own earlier coverage. Samsung’s Galaxy F70 5G launch at Rs 19,999 in India sits at the same sticker as the moto g max and moto g77 power, so shoppers at that price point have a direct choice between brands.
The difference comes down to what each maker emphasizes. Motorola leads with a 7000mAh battery on its g-series phones. For shoppers who care about endurance first, that claim is easy to compare against a rival’s spec sheet. Further up, Motorola leans on camera counts and zoom claims, and on a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 platform for the signature.
Our ranking of the best smartphones of 2026 shows how the premium tier looks across brands. The signature’s ₹57,249* entry price puts it at the top of Motorola’s own ladder, though we have not benchmarked it against rival flagships and the announcement offered no performance data to compare.
Historical Context: Festive Sales as Launch Windows
Flipkart’s Big Billion Days has long served as the biggest annual proving ground for phone makers in India. Brands time launches, price cuts and bank tie-ups to it, and they often split the campaign into waves. Motorola’s use of the #BigBillionMotoDeals tag for a second wave follows that pattern.
What changes each year is how much hardware sits in the lineup. This year’s roster spans a 7000mAh budget range, an edge family with 50MP-class cameras, and a signature-branded flagship. Having seven named phones in one campaign shows Motorola treating the sale as a full-portfolio event rather than a clearance for one or two older models.
The announcement did not compare this year’s pricing with previous Big Billion Days campaigns, and we have no verified prior-year figures to cite. Any claim of a year-over-year change would need that baseline.
Which Model Fits Which Buyer
Based only on the reported specs and prices, here is how the lineup sorts by need. These are editorial suggestions, not test results.
- Battery first, tight budget: the moto g37 power from ₹15,499 offers a 7000mAh battery and military-grade durability.
- Battery first, a bit more room: the moto g max or moto g77 power from ₹19,999, both with 7000mAh batteries.
- Balanced mid-range: the motorola edge 70 fusion from ₹29,749*, with a 50MP AI camera and a 1.5K True Colour Quad-Curved Display.
- Performance and cameras: the motorola edge 70 pro from ₹36,999, with a MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Extreme processor and triple 50MP cameras.
- Zoom-heavy shooters: the motorola edge 70 pro+ from ₹44,999, with a quad 50MP system and 50X AI Super Zoom.
- Top of the range: the motorola signature from ₹57,249*, with a DXOMARK Gold Label-certified camera system and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 platform.
The Dimensity 8500 Extreme in the edge 70 pro is the one chip name in the mid-premium tier worth watching in reviews, since the announcement gives no performance numbers for it. Wait for independent tests if processor speed is your deciding factor.
Predictions for the Rest of the Sale
These are our editorial forecasts, not reported facts. We built them from the structure of the campaign and typical festive-sale behavior.
- Stock pressure on the ₹19,999 pair. The moto g max and moto g77 power share a price and a 7000mAh battery, which makes them the most likely volume sellers. Expect their popular variants to show limited availability before the sale ends.
- The edge 70 fusion becomes the campaign’s hero. It is the only phone besides the signature with a full price ladder, and its ₹29,749* base sits in a bracket where promotional pricing moves units fastest.
- A third wave or extension is plausible. The “last-chance” framing is a marketing device, and brands often follow with another round of offers once the sale period nears its end.
- Reviews will decide the signature. At ₹57,249* and above, buyers will wait for camera and performance tests. DXOMARK-style claims carry less weight until reviewers confirm them.
- Battery capacity becomes the entry-level benchmark. If the 7000mAh pitch lands with shoppers, rivals will answer with their own large-battery models in coming quarters.
For more hardware coverage in the meantime, browse our hardware section.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is #BigBillionMotoDeals Wave 2?
It is Motorola’s second round of festive promotions on Flipkart’s Big Billion Days Sale 2026. The company announced it on October 22, 2026, and reports say the offers are live and continue through the sale period.
Which Motorola phones are in the Wave 2 offers?
The announcement named the motorola edge 70 fusion, motorola edge 70 pro, motorola edge 70 pro+, moto g max, moto g37 power, moto g77 power and motorola signature.
How much does the motorola edge 70 fusion cost during the sale?
Reported festive prices are ₹29,749* for 8GB + 128GB, ₹31,749 for 8GB + 256GB, ₹32,999 for 12GB + 256GB and ₹34,999 for 12GB + 512GB.
What are the motorola signature prices?
Reported prices are ₹57,249* for 12GB + 256GB, ₹62,249 for 16GB + 512GB and ₹67,249 for 16GB + 1TB.
What is the cheapest phone in the campaign?
The moto g37 power starts at ₹15,499, according to the reported starting prices. It has a 7000mAh battery and military-grade durability.
Are these confirmed as the lowest prices ever?
No. The campaign uses that language, but the reported material shows promotional pricing without price-history evidence. We treat the rupee figures as confirmed and the “lowest ever” claim as unverified.
What do the asterisks on ₹29,749 and ₹57,249 mean?
The announcement material we reviewed does not explain them. Check the conditions on the Flipkart listing before you buy.
Which Motorola phones have 7000mAh batteries?
The moto g max, moto g77 power and moto g37 power were all described with 7000mAh batteries.
