Huawei expected to sell 60 million smartphones in 2024

Huawei is expected to sell 60 million smartphones in 2024. This information comes from Techinsighhts, relayed by Revegnus. Out of those 60 million smartphones, 15 million will be flagship smartphones, by the way.

These would be great numbers for Huawei, but a far cry from what was reported in November last year. A report surfaced claiming that Huawei plans to ship out 100 million smartphones in 2024.

Huawei is allegedly planning to sell around 60 million smartphones in 2024

It seems like a report from back in October 2023 was more accurate. That one claimed that Huawei’s plan is to sell 60-70 million smartphones in 2024. That is much closer to this projection, of course.

So, if Huawei does end up selling 60 million smartphones in 2024, that would basically double its sales numbers from 2023. Needless to say, that would be great news for Huawei, especially considering the US ban and everything.

Revegnus did note that Huawei cannot trade with SK Hynix and Samsung due to US sanctions. That means that both of those companies will lose business. The more phones Huawei sells, the more business they’ll lose, basically, as that income would go their way if not for the ban.

The company revived its Kirin chips last year

As many of you know, with the Huawei Mate 60 series last year, Huawei reverted back to its chips. It launched the Kirin 9000S processor, in collaboration with SMIC. That is a 7nm chip, and it enables 5G connectivity in Huawei phones once again.

Huawei is allegedly getting ready to release a couple of more processors this year. The big new iteration is expected with the Huawei Mate 70 later this year. The Huawei P70 series will allegedly include a new version of the Kirin 9000S.

The Huawei P70 series is expected to arrive in early April. Huawei is expecting a huge growth in the Huawei P series sales in 2024, a 100% growth.