Apple is all set to open its fifth retail store in India next month. The new store will add Noida to Apple’s fast-growing retail footprint in the country. The outlet will be officially launched in Noida on December 11, at DLF Mall of India.
The tech giant unveiled the store’s barricade on Wednesday, revealing a colourful peacock-themed design, earlier spotted in the newly launched Bengaluru and Pune stores. Apple Noida will open its doors on Thursday, December 11, at 1 pm IST.
The motif, featuring layered feathers in bold hues, draws inspiration from India’s national bird and echoes a creative campaign Apple introduced earlier this year. According to Apple, the design stands for India’s confidence, cultural vibrancy, and the brand’s own emphasis on innovation.
Apple has described Noida as a city shaped by ambition and design. It believes that the new store will serve as a space for consumers to explore devices, experiment with Apple’s creative tools, and learn new skills. The new store, like all other Apple outlets, will feature specialists, geniuses, creatives, and business experts.
At the Noida store, visitors will be able to see the company’s latest lineup, including the iPhone 17 series and the newest M5-powered iPad Pro and 14-inch MacBook Pro. The store will also host ‘Today at Apple sessions’, the company’s free hands-on workshops covering photography, art, music, coding and other creative skills.
The Noida opening comes as Apple is bullish about its India strategy. Alongside physical locations in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune, the iPhone maker has leaned on its Apple Store online presence and features such as Shop with a Specialist over Video and the Apple Store app. Combined, these services are aimed at offering Indian customers seamless buying options, personalised guidance and secure support.
Ahead of the opening, Apple has rolled out Noida-exclusive digital treats, including downloadable wallpapers themed around the store’s design and a curated Apple Music playlist inspired by the city’s soundscape. Consumers can learn more about the store at Apple’s official website.
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