The Razr Fold will feature a 6.6-inch external display and an 8.1-inch internal foldable OLED panel with a 2K resolution. While Motorola is revealing the phone, specifics such as pricing remain undisclosed. The company is aiming for a summer release but has not yet confirmed the cost.

Motorola's move into book-style foldables positions it to compete with established players like Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold and Google's Pixel Fold. The Razr Fold represents the next step in Motorola's foldable strategy, expanding beyond the clamshell design of its previous Razr iterations. The company is leveraging its experience in foldable technology to address the growing demand for larger, more versatile foldable devices.

The introduction of the Razr Fold comes as the foldable smartphone market continues to evolve. Consumers are increasingly seeking devices that offer both the portability of a smartphone and the larger screen real estate of a tablet. Motorola's entry into this market signifies the increasing maturity and diversification of foldable technology.

The Razr Fold is expected to be compatible with existing mobile networks and software ecosystems. Further details regarding specifications, features, and pricing will be released closer to the official launch date this summer.