Vivo Y31d is officially set to enter the Indonesian smartphone market in early 2026. This affordable device has passed official certification from the Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo), confirming its readiness for local release.
The Vivo Y31d carries the model number V2543 and has been listed on multiple government certification platforms, including Postel SDPPI and P3DN Ministry of Industry. It supports 4G connectivity and holds a Domestic Component Level (TKDN) of 35.80 percent, indicating significant local manufacturing content.
Key Features and Specifications
Vivo continues to focus on delivering reliable innovation through its Y series lineup, targeting users who seek endurance and performance on a budget. The Y31d models are equipped with large battery capacities, typically ranging from 6,500 mAh to 7,000 mAh. Fast charging at 44W (11Vdc x 4.0A) is also included, allowing quicker power top-ups.
While the Indian variant of the Vivo Y31 features a 6.68-inch IPS LCD display with HD+ resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate, it also uses a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset. It sports a 50 MP main camera alongside an 8 MP front shooter. The Indonesian model, however, supports only 4G, suggesting potential differences in chipset and connectivity options.
Affordability and Market Positioning
The Indian version of Vivo Y31 5G is priced starting at approximately $180 USD (14,999 Indian Rupees). The Indonesian Vivo Y31d is expected to be offered at a similar or more competitive price point, aiming to capture budget-conscious consumers. The phone’s certification and local manufacturing level align with Vivo’s strategy to provide accessible advanced technology domestically.
Vivo’s Y31d launch marks a continuing effort to blend durability, battery longevity, and appealing features into an affordable smartphone. This fits the Indonesian market’s demand for reliable, budget-friendly devices with substantial battery life and practical connectivity.
