Motorola isn’t slowing down in the foldable phone race. After launching a foldable in April 2026 with attention-grabbing incentives like major launch discounts and even World Cup ticket promotions in some regions, the company is already preparing for its next big release. That earlier foldable, the Razr Fold, positioned itself as a serious alternative to top-tier book-style devices by focusing on the things buyers care about most: a large battery, premium camera hardware, and a flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor.
Now Motorola is turning the spotlight back to clamshell foldables. The company recently teased that new Razr models will arrive on April 29, setting the stage for the next generation Razr lineup. Alongside the new Razr phones, there’s also growing chatter that a higher-end Edge 70 Pro could appear as a more premium option compared to the current Edge 70—potentially giving Motorola a broader flagship range this spring.
As rumors continue to build, one of the biggest talking points is naming and regional availability. In North America, Motorola is expected to market the Razr 70 and Razr 70 Ultra as the Razr 2026 and Razr Ultra 2026. There may also be a third model introduced under the name Razr Plus 2026, suggesting Motorola could expand its clamshell foldable strategy with clearer price tiers and features.
The most concrete details so far come from a major image leak featuring dozens of official-looking pictures tied to the Razr 70 Ultra. The leaked images strongly suggest Motorola plans to launch the Razr 70 Ultra in at least four different colors, giving buyers more style choices right out of the gate—something that has become increasingly important in the premium foldable market.
Performance is also being heavily emphasized. One of the leaked promotional images reportedly claims the Razr 70 Ultra will be “30% faster” than last year’s model. If that statement reflects real-world improvements, the jump likely comes from a newer chipset than some earlier rumors suggested. Instead of using an older flagship platform, the Razr 70 Ultra is now expected to feature a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5-class processor, which would align with Motorola’s push to compete directly with the fastest foldables on the market.
With an April 29 reveal teased and extensive official images already circulating, the Razr 70 Ultra looks poised to be one of Motorola’s most aggressive clamshell foldable launches yet—mixing premium design, multiple color options, and a notable performance boost aimed at buyers who want a flip-style foldable without compromising on flagship power.
