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Motorola to Roll Out Qira AI on Signature, Razr, Edge phones via Android 17

Motorola confirmed that its Qira AI assistant will debut on Signature, Razr and Edge smartphones with the Android 17 update, extending the service—available only in paid plans—to more devices.

Motorola, together with parent company Lenovo, announced that the Qira personal AI assistant will be deployed to its Signature, Razr and Edge series smartphones as part of the upcoming Android 17 update.

The Qira assistant was first unveiled at CES and has been available on select Lenovo devices for some time; its initial rollout on Motorola hardware began with the Edge 70 Max model.

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Motorola markets Qira as a single AI experience that spans both Motorola and Lenovo products, and the service will be offered exclusively through paid subscription plans.

Why This Matters

Extending Qira to a broader range of Motorola phones creates a unified AI ecosystem across two major brands, potentially raising user engagement and setting a new benchmark for integrated AI assistants in the Indian market, while the paid‑only model signals a shift toward monetized AI services.

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