Leaked information indicates that Apple’s iPhone Ultra foldable model is expected to launch this fall, while its 20th anniversary Pro models are slated for release next year.

Apple has introduced notable design changes in recent years, including the iPhone 17 Pro released last year and the iPhone Air earlier this year. The company is now planning two distinct models for the upcoming period.

According to leaker Fixed Focus Digital, production of the iPhone Ultra has not been delayed and the production line was completed at the end of July, though initial scaling challenges were reported to be resolved. A launch beyond September remains possible and supply may be limited.

The same leaker said the 20th anniversary Pro design will retain the thin profile of the iPhone Air, use glass construction, and feature an enlarged vapor chamber; these specifications suggest the design may apply to next year’s Pro line, though the implications for thinness are unclear. Analysts have indicated that the design changes could signal a shift toward more glass usage in Pro models, but Apple has not confirmed any modifications.

Confirmation of the launch dates and design details will likely emerge from Apple’s official announcements.