Post by : Bianca Haleem
Dubai, UAE, April 15, 2026:
Motorola Mobility, under Lenovo, has partnered with e& UAE to introduce the Razr Fold – FIFA World Cup 26™ Collection in the UAE.
This exclusive smartphone can be purchased only through e& UAE's online and retail channels. Customers who place a pre-order starting April 13, 2026, will receive a complimentary ticket to FIFA World Cup 2026™, the companies announced.
This launch signifies a key step in the collaboration between Motorola and e& UAE, which aims to blend technology, connectivity, and entertainment into consumer-focused services.
The companies also revealed plans for joint marketing initiatives and retail strategies to promote the device across the UAE, adhering to FIFA’s promotional standards for the forthcoming tournament.
The new Motorola Razr Fold boasts the company’s first book-style foldable design, featuring a 6.6-inch external display that transforms into an 8.09-inch 2K LTPO internal screen.
It promises a superior foldable camera system, a robust battery, AI-driven features, and versatile usage modes, solidifying its place in the premium foldable smartphone market.
The Razr Fold – FIFA World Cup 26™ Collection is priced at AED 7,499 in the UAE.
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