Apple continues iPhone exports from India to the U.S. despite Trump's 25% tariffs, citing long-term strategy and cost benefits.

• India now supplies 71% of U.S.-sold iPhones, driven by lower costs and reduced China dependence.
• Apple sees India as a core manufacturing hub due to incentives, cheaper labor, and rising local components.
• Analysts say Apple won’t alter India plans soon; supply chain too complex to shift before new iPhone launches.