Production of Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone Ultra is currently running at just a few hundred units per day, according to a Nikkei report cited by MacRumors. The figure points to an extremely limited initial supply for the device, which has not yet been officially launched.
MacRumors, which relayed the Nikkei data on Friday, did not specify whether the low output reflects early manufacturing ramp-up challenges or a deliberate strategy to keep the first foldable iPhone scarce. The report also did not clarify which production facility is involved or when Apple might increase output.
The iPhone Ultra has been the subject of widespread speculation in recent weeks. Other outlets have reported on potential pricing, with PhoneArena suggesting price leaks for both the iPhone 18 Pro and the foldable iPhone Ultra. Macworld has separately reported that the device's color options will not include black, based on unnamed sources. Mashable has compiled a rundown of known details about Apple's first foldable, though Apple itself has made no official announcement.
