Apple to open its sixth India store at Borivali, Mumbai
The Hindu
Apple is set to open its sixth India store in Borivali, Mumbai, on February 26, 2026, featuring a unique design.
Apple has announced to open its sixth store in India and second in Mumbai at Borivali on February 26, 2026 at 1 p.m.
Featuring the distinctive peacock-inspired visual identity first introduced at the September 2025 openings of Apple Hebbal in Bengaluru and Apple Koregaon Park in Pune, and more recently at Apple Noida, the design signals confidence, detail, and a sense of arrival, seen through Apple’s lens of creativity, the company said.
“Apple Borivali will serve a growing community of startups and businesses — offering a welcoming space where customers can explore Apple products, unlock creativity, and get expert support from Apple’s store team members,” the company said.
“At Apple Borivali, customers can explore and purchase Apple’s latest product lineup, experience new features, and receive expert support from Specialists, Creatives, Geniuses, and dedicated Business teams,” it added.
Customers can also take part in Today at Apple sessions — free, daily, in-store experiences, led by Apple Creatives, designed to help people learn, create, and get more out of their devices, it further said.
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