This week, Lenovo Group's Wuhan industrial base reached a historic milestone: the successful rollout of its 300 millionth smart terminal. On that day, following the device's completion, Lenovo Group's Wuhan industrial base held a small ceremony, with Zhang Wei, Vice President of Lenovo Group and Head of Mobile Device Supply Chain, revealing that the 300 millionth device was the latest Lenovo moto razr 60 pro foldable phone.
From the start of production in 2013 to 2025, Lenovo's Wuhan industrial base has achieved a remarkable leap from zero to 300 million units over 12 years, evolving from a single-function manufacturing facility into Lenovo's largest and most advanced global R&D and manufacturing base for mobile smart terminals. The smartphones and tablets produced here are exported to over 160 countries and regions worldwide.
The successful rollout of the 300 millionth device represents a concentrated demonstration of Lenovo Group's smart manufacturing capabilities, which are creating strong synergies with Lenovo's mobile business rapid growth in the global market. Particularly in the global foldable phone market, the Lenovo moto razr series has shown strong performance. According to the latest data from authoritative market research firm Counterpoint Research, in the just-concluded second quarter, global foldable phone market shipments surged 45% year-over-year. Among these, Lenovo Motorola's market share doubled from 14% in the same period last year to 28% currently, meaning that for every four foldable phones sold globally in the quarter, one came from Motorola.
Meanwhile, according to IDC's second-quarter data, in overseas markets, Lenovo moto not only maintained its position among the top four in revenue but also ranked among the top five in shipments.
Lenovo Group's Wuhan industrial base serves not only as a global smart manufacturing exemplar but also as a core engine driving regional economic development. As Hubei Province's largest foreign trade enterprise, the base has been Hubei's top export company for ten consecutive years, with cumulative exports exceeding $50 billion. In the first half of this year, the base achieved an industrial output value of 23.6 billion yuan and exports of approximately $2.5 billion, representing a 13% year-over-year increase.
While maintaining its own rapid development, Lenovo Group actively plays a "chain leader" role, driving collaborative development with supply chain partners to jointly build an industrial ecosystem. Through deepening cooperation with local Hubei enterprises such as Wuhan Tianma and China Star Optoelectronics, and attracting numerous supplier partners including Qihong Optoelectronics and Yutong to establish operations in Wuhan, they have collectively formed a tightly collaborative, mutually beneficial industrial ecosystem.
Currently, the Wuhan industrial base continues to use intelligent methods to drive industrial technology transformation and optimization upgrades. When a ten-million-level order is entered into the system, the so-called "AI General Manager" - the Luban Super Intelligence System - can instantly complete complex decomposition, precisely calculate material requirements and equipment loads, and generate detailed production schedules for the next four months with a single click, even suggesting whether new employee recruitment is needed. Base director Chen Shuli stated that development of the second-generation intelligent system is currently underway, expected to be completed by year-end, followed by third and fourth generations.
Standing at the new starting point of 300 million smart terminals rolled out, Lenovo Group's Wuhan industrial base is leveraging stronger smart manufacturing capabilities to continuously empower star products like Lenovo moto, opening a new chapter of development.