vivo V60's renders surface
The source who leaked these renders claims that the vivo V60 will be available in three colors - Mist Grey, Auspicious Gold, and Moonlit Blue. However, the images only show the gold and blue models. vivo V60
The vivo V60 resembles the China-exclusive vivo S30, except that it features the ZEISS logo on its camera island, indicating that the V60's cameras were co-developed with ZEISS.
vivo S30
The source claimed that the vivo V60 is expected to come with the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC, a quad-curved display, a 6,500 mAh battery, and 50MP cameras. A previous rumor said the V60 will boot OriginOS based on Android 16. The vivo S30 shares these hardware specs but runs Android 15 instead.
You can read our vivo S30's announcement coverage here to learn more about it.
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