Motorola Razr Flex 2027 surfaces on official company website

Motorola is making a serious push into the premium smartphone market. The Signature 27 marks its return to flagship slab phones, while the Razr Fold 2026 has already expanded its foldable ambitions beyond the familiar flip-style Razrs. But Motorola might not be stopping there. Previous leaks have pointed to a smaller, wider foldable called the Razr Flex 2027, and that name has now surfaced on the company’s own website.

We spotted a dedicated Razr Flex 2027 support page on Motorola’s Australian website. The device also appears in its security update selector, alongside existing Razr models. This marks the name’s first known appearance in accessible Motorola support documentation, moving it beyond the usual rumor mill.

That’s a noteworthy development for a phone whose existence has so far been confined to leaks and rumors. However, these listings live on Motorola’s testing website, not its public-facing product pages. And the unfinished nature becomes even clearer when you dig deeper.

Selecting the Razr Flex 2027 under security updates opens a page containing the rather telling heading “Test Security Updates.” It also lists an August 2024 launch, Android 16, and security support ending in August 2029. Those details hardly add up for an unreleased 2027 phone, strongly suggesting these are placeholders, not confirmed device details.

Still, the name fits an increasingly interesting picture. Earlier leaks suggest the Flex could feature a 6.92-inch folding display and a 4.97-inch outer screen, compared to the Razr Fold’s larger 8.1-inch inner display. A separate retailer leak also pointed to a price of roughly $1,680, substantially below the Fold’s nearly $2,000 launch price.

Those clues suggest the Flex could be a more compact, affordable companion to the Fold rather than its successor, although Motorola hasn’t confirmed that positioning.

Adding to the intrigue, Brazilian publication TudoCelular has highlighted a video reportedly captured at a Motorola event. The footage shows a large display beneath Motorola branding cycling through a promotional image of the Signature phone, a “thank you!” message, and a brief animation that appears to depict a foldable device.

The timing is certainly interesting, given the recent Razr Flex leaks and its appearance on Motorola’s testing website. However, the video doesn’t identify the mysterious device, so it’s impossible to tell whether this is an early glimpse of the Flex or something else entirely.

For now, Motorola’s testing pages give the rumored name more credibility, but the company’s next foldable move remains under wraps.