Apple confirms that the majority of US iPhone models in the next quarter will come from India. Other products will also not be made in China.

Apple has told analysts that US customers who purchase an iPhone between April and June this year will receive a device made in India, not China.

Apple says it’s shifting most of its production of iPhones and other devices for the US market out of China, as the Trump administration's tariffs have driven up costs. CEO Tim Cook confirmed that iPhones sold in the US will soon mostly be made in India,

On the impact of tariffs, Tim Cook said it's "very difficult to predict beyond June," while Apple's AI is "taking a bit longer than we thought."

Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly addressed the impact of tariffs on the iPhone maker’s business for the first time on an earnings call Thursday, saying they could add $900 million to the company’s overall costs.

Trump's tariffs will cost Apple about $900 million in Q2, but Tim Cook says most iPhones sold in the US will come from India, meaning lower tariffs and, hopefully, no price hikes for you.