It looks like Motorola is interested in continuing to release Moto G Power phones. The last one dates from back March and seems to have gathered enough attention from customers to convince Motorola that another Moto G Power phone will find a large enough audience.
Although the Moto G Power (2025) is still many months away, the folks at 91mobiles got their hands on a low-resolution render that allegedly shows Motorola’s upcoming budget-friendly smartphone.
Design-wise, it appears that the Moto G Power (2025) looks very much like the model launched earlier this year. However, the camera island on the upcoming phone seems to be slightly bigger, but there’s a reason for that.
The Moto G Power (2025) features a triple camera setup, whereas the Moto G Power (2024) comes with a dual camera. Because of the image’s poor quality, it’s hard to say whether or not the phone features a vegan leather finish like this year’s Moto G Power model.
Alleged Moto G Power (2025) | Image credits: 91Mobiles
Besides that, there’s nothing else mentioned in the report regarding the upcoming phone’s technical specifications. Still, we’re many months away from the Moto G Power (2025)’s reveal, so we’ll most likely learn more about the phone in the coming months.
Speaking of which, we expect Motorola to introduce the Moto G Power (2025) in Spring 2025. The Moto G Power (2023) and Moto G Power (2024) were released in April and March, respectively.
More importantly, each Moto G Power phone came with worthy upgrades over the predecessor, so we expect the same to happen with the next one. In fact, the first improvement is confirmed by this render: a triple camera vs. a dual camera.
It remains to be seen if Motorola will manage to offer some upgrades when it comes to display, battery and chipset.
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