Vivo X300 Price in India Leaks and Suggests a Significant Price Bump

Pricing details for the upcoming Vivo X300 have surfaced online just weeks before its official debut. A new leak not only reveals the potential price of all the Vivo X300 variants but also the price of the Teleconverter kit.

Vivo X300 price in India will start from over Rs 70,000

The pricing information arrives courtesy of tipster Sanju Choudhary on X. The leak suggests that the top storage variant of the Vivo X300 will carry a maximum retail price of Rs 89,999. However, the actual selling price could be much lower.

The base 16 GB + 256 GB variant is tipped to arrive at Rs 74,999, while the higher 16 GB + 512 GB variant may cost Rs 80,999. Now, this is definitely more than the price of the Vivo X200 in India, which launched for Rs 65,999. Meanwhile, the top variant of the X200 was priced at Rs 71,999. Going by that, the Vivo X300 price this year will see a bump of Rs 9,000.

The tipster also shed light on the potential pricing of the Teleconverter kit, which will reportedly have a box price of Rs 20,999 and will likely be available for Rs 15,999.

For those unaware, this specialised kit will include a Zeiss 2.35x extension lens and a dedicated photography grip. However, we are unsure at this moment if both phones will be compatible with this kit or just the Vivo X300 Pro.

The Vivo X300 India launch is set for December 2, 2025 and will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 SoC, with its headline feature being a versatile triple rear camera setup. The photography kit is geared toward those who love the extra reach that comes with a telephoto, teleconverter lens.   

Other specifications include 120Hz LTPO AMOLED displays, a 50 MP front camera and stereo speakers. Powering the internals could be a 6,040mAh battery in the standard and a 6,510mAh cell on the Pro model with 90W wired and 40W wireless charging. The X300 series will also be the first Vivo phones to come with OriginOS 6 features out of the box.

The standard model is expected to be available in an India-exclusive Summit Red colour option. Besides the retail and the expected pricing, buyers should watch for bank discounts that could lower the effective price even further.