“Definitely, I think both Motorola and Flipkart are seeking a long-term relationship. Sure, I think we do see and actually hope that we do get to do more such things together,” Bansal said.

Like Flipkart, Motorola also believes that online is the way to go and as the world is moving to e-shopping, India will also follow, he added.

According to market experts, Moto G is getting very good response from online shoppers with some 20,000 units being sold out on Flipkart within hours of the launch on February 6.

“The price difference between 8 GB and 16 GB was not much and that could have also led to people going for the 16 GB one,” Bansal said on shoppers preferring the 16 GB version.

Besides, traffic to Flipkart was twice of what it sees on other days and 67 per cent of it was driven just by Moto G.

“Our page views increased by 100 per cent during the launch and Moto G page saw a million page views on February 6.

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