Motorola has started a new Razr Fold model, which could be launched soon in select global markets. The handset will arrive in a new passport-style form factor, featuring a shorter and wider body. The video also teased the design of the phone, which appears to be similar to its potential competitors. It appears in a black shade, which could be a camouflage case to cover finer design details of the upcoming foldable. It is expected to compete with the iPhone Duo and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8.
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