
Apple is set to open its first official retail outlet in Pune, named Apple Koregaon Park, on September 4 at 1 PM IST. This launch marks a significant expansion of Apple’s presence in India, coinciding with the anticipated global event where the iPhone 17 series is expected to be unveiled. Located at The KOPA in Koregaon Park, this new store will be the fourth Apple retail location in India, following the launches in Mumbai, Delhi, and the upcoming Bengaluru Hebbal store. Previously, Apple primarily relied on authorized resellers and online sales, but is now shifting towards dedicated stores to enhance customer interaction with its products. The design of the Koregaon Park store features artwork inspired by India’s national bird, the peacock, reflecting the country's pride and vibrancy. This approach aligns with Apple’s unique design philosophy for each store, similar to the theme introduced for the Bengaluru store. At the new Pune store, customers will have the chance to explore Apple’s entire product lineup, engage with the latest features, and receive personalized help from Apple's Specialists, Creatives, and Geniuses. Additionally, visitors can partake in 'Today at Apple' sessions—free, interactive workshops that delve into topics like photography, music, art, and coding. In anticipation of the store's opening, Apple has also released exclusive wallpapers and a specially curated Apple Music playlist inspired by Pune, available on its official website. This launch reflects Apple’s ongoing commitment to the Indian market, which is rapidly growing and holds significant potential for the company.
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