These Motorola Phones Could Get Android 16 with Hello UI – Is Yours on the List?

Google launched Android 16 earlier than usual this year, pushing it out in June—well ahead of the typical Q3 release cycle. Now, as we approach July, the spotlight shifts to manufacturers like Motorola to see how quickly they’ll deliver the update to users. While the brand isn’t known for fast rollouts, it has officially confirmed a list of phones in India that are in line for Android 16.

If you own a Motorola device and are wondering whether your phone made the cut—and what the new update might bring—this is where things currently stand.

Motorola’s Android 16 Rollout: What We Know So Far

First, the honest truth: Motorola isn’t the fastest when it comes to Android updates. And that hasn’t really changed with Android 16. While some brands are already running public betas, Motorola is still in the early testing phase — and mostly outside India.

There’s no official beta program open here yet, and no confirmed rollout dates either. But if we go by past patterns, the updates typically begin around August to October, and they roll out in waves.

Motorola also rarely makes a big announcement — you usually only find out your phone got Android 16 once it shows up in the settings.

If you’re the impatient type, your best bet is to keep an eye on Motorola’s software support page and look under the “Next OS” section for your model.

Which Motorola Phones Will Get Android 16?

These Motorola phones have been confirmed to get the update (via Gizmochina):

Motorola Razr Series

• Motorola Razr Ultra 2025
• Motorola Razr+ 2025
• Motorola Razr 2025
• Motorola Razr+ 2024
• Motorola Razr 60 Ultra
• Motorola Razr 60
• Motorola Razr 50 Ultra
• Motorola Razr 50

Motorola Edge Series

Edge 60 Series

• Motorola Edge 60 Pro
• Motorola Edge 60
• Motorola Edge 60 Fusion
• Motorola Edge 60 Stylus

Edge 50 Series

• Motorola Edge 50 Ultra
• Motorola Edge 50 Pro
• Motorola Edge 50
• Motorola Edge 50 Fusion
• Motorola Edge 50 Neo

Edge 40 Series

• Motorola Edge 40 Pro

Edge 2025

• Motorola Edge 2025

Moto G Series

• Moto G86 Power
• Moto G86
• Moto G85
• Moto G75
• Moto G56
• Moto G55
• Moto G Power 2025
• Moto G Stylus 2025
• Moto G 2025

If your phone’s not on this list, don’t panic. Motorola typically updates the eligibility page closer to rollout, so there’s still a chance your device gets added.

What’s New in Android 16?

Android 16 might look familiar on the surface, but it brings some thoughtful upgrades under the hood. The highlight is Live Notifications, which let apps like ride-sharing and food delivery update you in real time — no more constantly opening the app to check status. This system will likely expand across more apps and brands in the months ahead.

If you use hearing aids, Android 16 now gives you more control. You can switch from the hearing device’s mic to your phone’s mic during calls, making conversations clearer in noisy settings. There’s also a built-in hearing device menu for easier access.

On the security side, Advanced Protection is now baked into the OS — one tap activates powerful safeguards against scam calls, unsafe websites, and shady apps.

For tablet and foldable users, Android 16 also lays the groundwork for desktop-style multitasking, letting you resize, move, and run multiple apps side by side — though this feature will roll out later in the year.

Motorola’s Hello UI, which runs on top of Android, tends to keep things close to stock. So, expect the core Android 16 experience, with the much awaited Material 3 Expressive design at a later date.

Curious About Samsung's Android 16 Plans?

Curious about how Samsung’s A-series phones are handling Android 16? We’ve put together a full roundup covering all the models expected to get One UI 8.

Take a look at our Samsung Galaxy A-series Android 16 coverage here.