Motorola has been making foldable phones for a few years now. But unlike Samsung, it has only launched flip-style foldables under the Razr branding. That seems all set to change, with the company planning to launch the Razr Fold later this year.
Reliable leaker Evan Blass, a.k.a. @evleaks, shared what appears to be an internal Lenovo slide deck outlining the company’s planned product launches for the year. It includes the Razr Fold, described as Motorola’s “first in the fold form factor.” While not explicitly clarified, it implies that Motorola is finally gearing up to launch a book-style foldable in 2026.
With this foldable form factor exploding in popularity and, more importantly, Apple also rumored to enter the category later this year, it’s not surprising that Motorola now also wants a share of this segment.
The foldable will seemingly offer “brilliant displays” and an “advanced, boundary-breaking camera system” that will set a “new standard” for imaging in the foldable segment. Considering that Motorola phones are not known for their camera performance, this is a big claim from Lenovo.
The slide says Lenovo will share more details in the coming months. If not, leaks should detail the device ahead of its debut, which could happen in July or August 2026.
Motorola is about to unveil its most ambitious phone yet
Before the first book-style Razr foldable debut, though, the company will launch its “most sophisticated smartphone ever,” the Motorola Signature.
As per the details shared by @evleaks in a separate X post, the device will apparently sport an ultra-thin 6.99mm design. It will feature four 50MP cameras, including a primary 50MP Sony LYTIA 828 shooter with f/1.6 aperture, a 50MP f/2.0 ultrawide, and a 3x 50MP LYTIA 600 with OIS. The front will also seemingly house a 50MP Sony sensor with f/2.0 aperture.
Other rumored specs include a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, a 5,200mAh Silicon-Carbon battery with 90W wired and 50W wireless fast charging support, a 6.8-inch 165Hz AMOLED panel — all in a 6.99mm thin body.
Motorola will apparently provide the Signature with up to seven years of OS and security updates. That would solve another major issue with Moto phones, which typically receive updates for only 3–4 years.
Lenovo could take the wraps off the Motorola Signature as soon as CES 2026.
