India has joined the European Union, announcing that devices sold in the country must feature a USB-C port by 2025.
India is following the European Union into the USB-C future.
As reported by Business Standard, the country has announced that manufacturers will have to use USB-C as the standard port on devices by March 2025. Rohit Kumar Singh, secretary for the ministry of consumer affairs, said that the rules will apply to mobile and wearable electronic devices, and “two common types of charging ports” will be mandated by the government.
