Apple is gearing up to double its iPhone launches each year, aiming to drop six new models annually by 2027, according to leaked plans shared by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The company reportedly wants to split releases into spring and fall events, starting as early as 2026.

　Here’s the breakdown:

　2025: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air (ultra-thin design), iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max.

　2026: Spring brings the budget-friendly iPhone 17e, while fall introduces the iPhone 18 Air, iPhone 18 Pro/Max (with a tiny screen cutout), and Apple’s first foldable phone, the iPhone 18 Fold.

　2027: Spring includes iPhone 18 and 18e, followed by fall’s iPhone 19 Air (larger size), iPhone 19 Pro/Max (hole-free “true full-screen” design), and a second-gen iPhone 19 Fold.

　The plan aligns with a leaked 2024 memo from Apple’s hardware chief John Ternus, which called the roadmap “the most ambitious in iPhone history.”

　No pricing details were disclosed, but the strategy signals Apple’s push to dominate premium and foldable markets. Stay tuned for WWDC 2025—if rumors hold, Apple might spill more beans there.