Motorola rolled out the Razr Fold in the United States and Canada after a week of pre‑orders, marking the company’s first book‑style foldable. The device carries an $1,900 MSRP in the U.S. and CAD 2,700 in Canada, and ships unlocked with free Moto Buds 2 Plus and four Moto Tags. Retailers like Best Buy stock the phone, while carrier versions will arrive later.

The Razr Ultra 2026 follows at $1,500, mirroring the Fold’s bundle but offering a $500 trade‑in credit for the Fold and $400 for the Ultra. The Razr+ 2026 costs $1,100 and pairs with Swarovski‑studded Moto Buds Loop, with a $300 trade‑in bonus. The base Razr 2026 retails for $1,100, includes free Buds 2 Plus and a $200 trade‑in incentive. All models are sold through Amazon, Best Buy and select carriers.

Availability spans major outlets: the Fold lands at Best Buy, the Ultra and Razr+ appear on Amazon and Best Buy, and the base model reaches most carriers except T‑Mobile and Cricket, which will receive it in coming months. The launch expands Motorola’s foldable portfolio, offering a tiered price structure that could attract both nostalgic fans and new adopters.