Motorola phones are primarily manufactured in several locations globally, with China playing a significant role in their production. Many Motorola models, including the Moto G, are assembled in China, leveraging the country's manufacturing efficiency and scale
. However, Motorola also operates manufacturing facilities in other regions to optimize logistics and meet local market demands. For example, Motorola Mobility opened a factory in Fort Worth, Texas, USA, in 2013, primarily for assembling customized smartphones like the Moto X. This US factory handles final assembly, while many components are still sourced from Asia and other parts of the world
. Additionally, Motorola maintains factories in Brazil and Argentina, and has manufacturing presence in India, as indicated by some models being produced there
. This global manufacturing strategy allows Motorola to balance cost, quality, and responsiveness to regional markets. In summary, Motorola phones are made in China, the United States (final assembly for some models), Brazil, Argentina, and India, with China being the main hub for large-scale production and assembly
