Vivo V40e could launch in India by September end with these specs
Vivo V40e will soon be launched in India by the Chinese smartphone maker, according to a report. The handset is expected to arrive as the latest addition to the company’s V-series, alongside the Vivo V40 Pro and standard Vivo V40 models. The company is yet to reveal any details about the smartphone, even though it was spotted on benchmarking websites. Now, the alleged launch timeline and some key specifications have already surfaced online in the days leading up to the expected launch.
Vivo V40e launch timeline (expected)
According to a MySmartPrice report According to anonymous sources, the Vivo V40e will be launched in late September. There is no word on how much the phone will cost or if it will go on sale this month. The publication says that the Vivo V40e will be available in a ‘Royal Bronze’ color scheme.
Vivo V40e Specifications (Expected)
The Vivo V40e will feature a curved display with a peak brightness of 4,500 nits, as per the report. Meanwhile, previous leaks have suggested that the Vivo V40e will run on Funtouch OS 14 (Android 14) and will be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset.
The publication claims that the company will also be equipping the Vivo V40e with a 5,500mAh battery, like many other mid-range smartphones launched this year. It will also support 80W fast charging, the report said.
Last month the handset was surfaced on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) website in a listing that revealed that the phone will carry the model number V203 model in the country. Meanwhile, the Vivo V40e also surfaced on Geekbench, which revealed that the phone’s Dimensity 7300 SoC will be paired with 8GB of RAM
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