From BKC to Borivali: Apple Strengthens Mumbai Footprint With Sixth India Store

Apple has added another pin to its India retail map.

The company has officially opened Apple Borivali, its sixth retail store in the country and its second in Mumbai. The new outlet is located at Sky City Mall in Borivali, expanding Apple’s presence beyond the BKC business district and into Mumbai’s western suburbs.

With this, Apple now operates six official stores across India.

Mumbai Gets A Second Apple Store

Apple’s first Mumbai store opened in BKC in 2023, alongside Apple Saket in New Delhi. That marked the company’s formal retail entry into India. Since then, it has gradually expanded with additional stores in Bengaluru (Hebbal), Pune (Koregaon Park), and Noida.

Borivali now joins that list, giving Mumbai two official Apple retail touchpoints.

A seventh store is also said to be in the works, though no additional details have been confirmed yet.

What You’ll Find Inside Apple Borivali

Like Apple’s other India stores, the Borivali outlet lets customers explore the company’s current lineup. That includes the iPhone 17 series, iPhone Air, Apple Watch Ultra 3, Apple Watch Series 11, and iPad and Mac models powered by the M5 chip.

Apple says the store is designed to handle everything in one place. You can walk in to try products, buy a new device, or get support for something you already own.

The Borivali store has a team of more than 70 staff members who offer guidance, product demos, and personalised setup. Services available include trade-in options, secure data transfer, personal setup for new devices, and flexible financing.

For businesses, Apple has dedicated team members on-site to advise organisations on device management and tools that support growth.

The store also features interactive zones that showcase services such as Apple Music and Apple TV.

Apple says the Borivali store runs entirely on renewable energy and is carbon neutral, in line with its broader sustainability commitments.

Apple Pay May Follow

Beyond retail expansion, Apple is also reportedly moving closer to launching Apple Pay in India.

According to a Bloomberg report, the company is in discussions with ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and Axis Bank. If partnerships are finalised, Apple Pay could launch as early as mid-2026.

If it does roll out, Apple Pay would enter a digital payments market that already includes Google Pay and Paytm. The service is expected to support India’s Unified Payments Interface, or UPI.