Tech giant Apple is gearing up to relocate its iPhone assembly for the U.S. market to India in response to tariff threats and geopolitical uncertainties. The plan is to ramp up production to over 60 million iPhones per year in India by 2026, a significant increase from the current levels. This strategic move is part of Apple’s broader efforts to reduce its reliance on China as a manufacturing hub. The Indian government’s incentives to promote electronics manufacturing have played a crucial role in attracting Apple to make this shift. This decision not only signifies Apple’s commitment to diversification but also highlights India’s growing importance as a manufacturing destination for global tech companies.