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TrendForce’s latest investigations reveal that global smartphone production reached 300 million units in 2Q25, up 4% QoQ and 4.8% YoY, driven by seasonal demand and the recovery of brands such as Oppo and Transsion following inventory adjustments. While macroeconomic headwinds continue to dampen demand for consumer electronics, the upcoming peak season and e-commerce promotions are expected to support sequential growth through the second half of the year.
TrendForce’s latest report, “Global EV Inverter Market Data,” reveals that global installations of EV traction inverters reached 7.66 million units in 2Q25, up 19% YoY, buoyed by strong BEV sales. BEVs accounted for 52% of installations, once again taking the lead since 1Q24 and surpassing the combined share of hybrids, including HEVs, PHEVs, and REEVs.
Micro LED penetration in consumer electronics is accelerating. Following Samsung’s launch of its 140-inch Micro LED TV in 2023, Garmin is set to introduce the Fenix 8 Pro smartwatch with Micro LED in 2025, alongside Sony Honda’s planned 30-inch automotive display in its Afeela model at the end of the same year. These milestone products mark Micro LED’s entry into key application segments. TrendForce believes their rollout will gradually boost the Micro LED chip market revenue, which is projected to reach US$461 million by 2029.
TrendForce’s latest investigations reveal that the ramp-up of NVIDIA’s Blackwell platform shipments in 2Q25, combined with continued expansion of general server deployments by North American CSPs, significantly boosted demand for enterprise SSDs.
Apple is set to unveil four flagship devices—the iPhone 17, the iPhone 17 Air (tentative name), iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Beyond a refreshed design, the new lineup will feature enhancements in processor performance, thermal management, and imaging capabilities, all of which are expected to help stimulate demand. TrendForce projects that total shipments of the iPhone 17 series will rise by 3.5% compared with the iPhone 16 lineup in 2024, with the Pro series remaining the main sales driver. However, sluggish global economic conditions and the potential for higher prices on premium models may temper overall demand.
