iPhone 15 enters trial production stage and is expected to be released

Foxconn has started the first phase of iPhone 15 production in the form of trial production. This stage is formally known as New Product Introduction or NPI.

The NPI phase is designed to identify any issues in the planned production process, as well as identify opportunities for improvement and simplification...

iPhone 15 Volume Production - NPI Phase

iPhone Assembly The company never rests. Foxconn has begun initial work on iPhone 15 production after struggling to keep up with demand for the iPhone 14.

While there has been hand-assembly of a small number of iPhone 15 models, the NPI phase uses real production lines. The phone is assembled using the exact same processes and equipment that would be expected to be used during mass production.

The main purpose of NPI production is to ensure that everything involved in the assembly process works as expected and to identify anything that may be causing problems when mass production begins.

The second goal is to look for opportunities to improve and improve the production process - anything that might increase output, increase efficiency or reduce costs.

Foxconn was the first to enter NPI

Apple chose Foxconn to take the lead in trial production. Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., is the company's main iPhone assembler and is expected to receive the majority of iPhone 15 orders in China and India.

Hon Hai Mainland’s Shenzhen Guanlan factory has begun to enter the advanced trial production introduction service (NPI) of the new iPhone 15.

One expected change this year is that iPhone 15 production is expected to begin simultaneously in China and India.

iPhone 15 Expectations

This year’s lineup is expected to be similar to the iPhone 14, although the Pro Max model may be renamed:

• iPhone 15
• iPhone 15 Plus
• iPhone 15 Professional Edition
• iPhone 15 Extreme Edition/Professional Edition

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