Motorola Edge 70 Fusion Gets a 512GB Storage Upgrade in India

Motorola has expanded the storage options for its popular Edge 70 Fusion smartphone, introducing a new 512GB variant in the Indian market. The upgraded model pairs 12GB of RAM with 512GB of internal storage — double the maximum previously available.

Price and Availability

The new 12GB RAM + 512GB storage variant is priced at INR 36,999, which converts to roughly $391 USD at current exchange rates. It’s available exclusively through Motorola’s online store in three colorways: Pantone Silhouette, Pantone Blue Surf, and Pantone Orient Blue.

For context, the existing 256GB variant with 8GB RAM is available at a lower price point, making the 512GB model a clear step up for users who need more space for apps, photos, and media without relying on cloud storage.

Same Great Specs, Double the Storage

Beyond the storage boost, the Edge 70 Fusion retains the same impressive hardware configuration that made it one of the most compelling mid-range phones of 2026:

  • 6.78-inch AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate and 5,200-nit peak brightness
  • Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset
  • 50MP main camera with OIS
  • 13MP ultrawide camera
  • 32MP selfie camera
  • 7,000 mAh battery with 68W wired charging
  • Android 16 out of the box with 3 major OS updates promised

A Strong Mid-Range Contender

The 7,000 mAh battery is particularly noteworthy — it’s one of the largest capacities in the mid-range segment, offering exceptional endurance even for heavy users. Combined with the smooth 144Hz display and capable Snapdragon chip, the Edge 70 Fusion delivers a premium experience at a mid-range price.

The introduction of a 512GB variant positions the Edge 70 Fusion as a strong alternative to similarly priced offerings from competitors like the Samsung Galaxy A series and Xiaomi’s Redmi lineup, especially for users who prioritize battery life and display quality.

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