Nothing Is Going All In on 2027 — Six New Phones, Zero Chill

While most smartphone brands play it safe, Nothing is doubling down — literally. The London-based tech company just revealed plans to launch six new smartphones in 2027, twice what it released this year.

If you’ve been eyeing Nothing’s transparent-design phones, 2027 is shaping up to be their biggest year yet.

What Did Nothing Actually Say?

In an interview, Nothing’s Akis Evangelidis confirmed the company released three smartphones in 2026 — the Phone (4a), Phone (4a) Pro, and Phone (4b) — and plans to double that number next year. He also hinted at a “wider range” of devices, though specifics on a new flagship remain under wraps.

Evangelidis added that Nothing is targeting 50% volume growth in 2027 compared to this year, which explains the expanded lineup. Meanwhile, plans for a new budget-friendly CMF Phone remain uncertain, largely due to ongoing memory chip price volatility.

Why This Is a Big Deal

This announcement comes right after Nothing pushed back against reports claiming its global sales were struggling, alongside separate rumors that the company was shifting focus toward AI-powered wearables instead of phones. Doubling its smartphone lineup seems to directly contradict that narrative — suggesting Nothing wants to prove it’s still very much in the phone game.

Founded by former OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, Nothing has built its identity around bold, transparent hardware design — a brand story detailed further on Wikipedia. With India emerging as one of its fastest-growing markets, the company’s aggressive 2027 roadmap could be a turning point for its global ambitions.

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