Nothing’s first retail store opens on Feb 14 in India, plans New York City and Tokyo next
The Hindu
Nothing on Tuesday announced that it will open its first flagship retail store on February 14 in India. The London-based tech company will also be opening stores in New York City and Tokyo next
Nothing on Tuesday (January 27, 2026) announced that it will open its first flagship retail store on February 14 in India. The London-based tech company will also be opening stores in New York City and Tokyo next.
The Bengaluru store will be Nothing’s second retail store overall while the first one is based at SoHo in London. The city is home to its associate sponsor Royal Challengers Bengaluru as well.
Nothing wants to act on the model set out by brands like Apple which has witnesses huge success with retail store in India. Currently, it largely sells phones and accessories on Flipkart.
Nothing sub-brand CMF products are likely to be made available in this first retail store.
With its first retail store, Nothing will have a chance to present its product portfolio including smartphones, earbuds, and headphones to Indians. It might also work as a service center for the brand.
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