Motorola’s likely going to announce its next Razr phone lineup in the near future, continuing the foldable Android phone line. There are already a number of rumors pertaining to the line, which is expected to see a base Razr, a Razr Plus and Razr Ultra, as Motorola continues to refine its take on the flip-style phone.
While the company hasn’t yet teased any of these, we do know that any new flip-style phones will join Motorola’s book-style Razr Fold, which is set to go on sale this summer.
Until Motorola does provide a look into its next line of flip phones, here’s what we heard around the internet regarding the rumored phones’ new designs, improved cameras and beefier specs.
The FIFA edition of the Motorola Razr 2025.
Release date and price
We haven’t heard of an official release date of the 2026 Motorola Razr just yet, but since last year’s Motorola Razr launched in early to mid-May, we’re expecting the same for this year too. As for price, we’re guessing they’ll either stay the same (the 2025 Razr starts at $700) or be more expensive due to the global RAM shortage and other world events.
Motorola has raised the price of some phones in its lower-cost Moto G line over their prior models, and it is possible the Razr line might follow suit.
Of course, the Ultra, Plus and Fold will likely cost more than the base Razr. There’s no word on how much they’ll be just yet, but if last year’s prices are any indication, they’ll probably be around the $1,000 ballpark or higher.
The Motorola Razr Plus (2025), pictured here, and the Ultra both include a 4-inch cover screen.
Design and display
According to recent rumors, the design of the 2026 Razr will likely be similar to its predecessor. It’ll have the famous clamshell design and the smaller Quick View display on the cover.
Color-wise, Moto is expected to introduce new colors to the Razr lineup. Some rumors claim it’ll be Hematite, Sparkling Green and pink, while others say it could be Hematite, Sporting Green and Violet Ice. A recent report also said that one of the colors could be African Violet. All of these colors are from Motorola’s Pantone collaboration.
Another particularly interesting rumor is that the new Razrs won’t just come in new colors but new textures as well. We’re hearing that they’ll come in a fabric-like texture, a carbon-fiber-like texture and one additional finish that’s yet to be identified. Apparently, the Sparkling Green will have the carbon-fiber texture while the Hematite will have the fiber texture.
Unfortunately for those who prefer slender handhelds, there’s some speculation that the 2026 Razr Ultra will actually be bulkier than its predecessor. Leaker OnLeaks says that the phone will be 3.46 by 2.92 by 0.62 inches when folded and 6.74 by 2.92 by 0.3 inches when unfolded. That makes it just 0.02 inches thicker in its unfolded state when compared to the 2025 Razr. (The 2025 Razr, by comparison, is 0.28 inches thick unfolded and 0.62 inches thick folded.) While 0.02 inches is only a smidge thicker, it’s not great if you were hoping for the Razr to become a slimmer handset.
Display-wise, the new Razr is said to have similar specs to the 2025 version. It’s expected to have a 6.9-inch OLED display when unfolded and a 3.63-inch OLED panel to use while folded.
Motorola has included a variety of different materials on the 2025 Razr line, such as the Swarovski crystals on the Pantone Ice Melt edition of the phone.
Camera upgrades
Recent rumors seem to indicate that the base 2026 Motorola Razr could have a camera upgrade. The 2025 version has a 50-megapixel rear camera plus a 13-megapixel ultrawide. New speculation, however, brings those specs up to the Razr Plus level.
Android Authority has heard that it could have a 50-megapixel main rear camera along with a 50-megapixel telephoto lens with 3x zoom. We haven’t heard too much about the specs for the 2026 Razr Plus and Ultra, however.
The cameras on the next base Razr might get an upgrade, according to rumors.
Rumored specs and performance
Eagle-eyed folks on the internet recently spotted the Motorola Razr 2026 listing on TENAA, which is China’s Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center. The listing revealed some key specs. According to Phone Arena, the new Moto Razr could come with massive amounts of RAM — 8, 12, 16 or 18GB RAM.
Other specs include an Octa-core 2.75 GHz processor, a 4,500-mAh battery and 33W charging capabilities. It could also come in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB storage variants.
Though the storage and RAM options sound impressive, especially with the global RAM shortage, Android Police warns that these upgrades might not be available in the US. The outlet points out that international models of the Razr last year included higher storage and RAM specs than what was available in the US. Motorola does often release higher-end phones in other countries, such as the Motorola Signature. It remains unclear if the specs seen here are only for the Chinese market.
The book-style Razr Fold will join Motorola’s flip-style Razr phones this summer.
Motorola Razr vs. Razr Plus vs. Razr Ultra vs. Razr Fold
Aside from the above leaks, we haven’t heard too much about the 2026 Razr Plus. That said, it stands to reason that the Plus will have slightly more premium specs when compared to the base Razr. Similarly, we haven’t heard about much Ultra-specific specs with exception of the slightly bulkier design.
That’s why, for many, the most exciting handset in Moto’s upcoming lineup is the book-style Razr Fold.
According to our hands-on earlier this year, the Razr Fold has the following specs: a 6.6-inch external display, an 8.1-inch internal display, a measurement of 4.6mm thick when open and 9.9mm thick when closed, a triple 50-megapixel camera system plus a 32-megapixel selfie camera on the cover and a 20-megapixel selfie on the inside, and a 6,000-mAh battery.
It’s also powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor. It comes in Pantone Blackened Blue (textured back) and Pantone Lily White (smooth and matte). The pricing and availability of the Fold is still unknown.
Watch this: Motorola Razr Fold Hands-On: Sleek Design With a Luxury Finish
Stephan is the sports journalist for the Maple Grove Report.
