The Moto G56 is gearing up to take center stage as the successor to last year’s Moto G55, and from what leaks are revealing, Motorola might have something fresh in store. Though the brand hasn’t officially dropped any details yet, reliable renders and specifications have already made their rounds online—giving us a solid idea of what to expect.
From new Pantone-themed colorways to upgraded internals, the Moto G56 looks like a strong contender in the mid-range space.
Design
Let’s start with the aesthetics. A fresh leak from Dutch website Nieuwemobiel shows off the Moto G56 in four sleek color options: Pantone Black Oyster, Pantone Dazzling Blue, Pantone Dill, and Pantone Gray Mist. These aren’t your average color names—they sound as fancy as they look.
Based on the renders, the phone sports a flat display with a punch-hole selfie camera and fairly noticeable bezels, especially at the bottom. If you’re familiar with the Moto G55 or the Edge series, the design won’t surprise you—it sticks closely to Motorola’s established look. On the back, there’s a dual camera module that shares styling cues with the higher-end Edge models.
Display
Rumors suggest the Moto G56 will come with a large 6.72-inch full-HD+ LCD panel, delivering a resolution of 1,080 × 2,400 pixels. The refresh rate? A smooth 120Hz—perfect for scrolling, gaming, and watching videos. Plus, it’s expected to feature Gorilla Glass 7i protection, which should give it some resistance against scratches and minor drops.
Performance
Under the hood, the Moto G56 is likely to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7060 chipset. If that name doesn’t ring a bell, don’t worry—it’s a newer chip aimed at bringing solid performance to mid-range devices. Paired with 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage, it should handle multitasking and casual gaming just fine.
Whether you’re checking emails, streaming content, or switching between apps, this setup will cover all your daily needs without breaking a sweat.
Camera
In terms of optics, the phone is said to feature a dual rear camera system. The main sensor? A 50-megapixel Sony LYT-600, which promises sharp, detailed shots even in lower light.
It’s backed up by an 8-megapixel ultra-wide sensor, which should be great for landscapes or group photos. For selfies and video calls, the Moto G56 is expected to come with a 32-megapixel front camera.
Battery
The battery life looks promising too. The phone is tipped to house a 5,200mAh battery, which should easily get you through a full day of heavy use. Charging won’t be blazing fast, but with 33W wired support, it’s still respectable and won’t leave you waiting forever to top up.
Durability
Another interesting leak mentions IP68 and IP69 ratings. If true, the Moto G56 would be more dust and water resistant than many phones in this price range—making it a solid option for users who want a little more ruggedness in their daily driver.
Pricing
The Moto G56 is expected to launch at EUR 250, which roughly translates to ₹23,700 in India. If Motorola maintains that pricing, this phone could be a serious competitor in the mid-budget segment, taking on the likes of Realme, Redmi, and Samsung’s M-series devices.
With impressive specifications, a refined design, and a splash of style thanks to its Pantone colorways, the Moto G56 is shaping up to be more than just a routine upgrade. While we wait for the official launch, all signs point toward Motorola delivering a solid all-rounder for under ₹25,000.
FAQs
What colors will Moto G56 come in?
Pantone Black Oyster, Dazzling Blue, Dill, and Gray Mist.
What chipset will power Moto G56?
It is expected to run on the MediaTek Dimensity 7060.
How much RAM and storage does it offer?
The Moto G56 may come with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage.
What is the expected price of Moto G56?
The phone could launch around EUR 250 (₹23,700).
Does Moto G56 have water resistance?
Yes, it may come with IP68 and IP69 water resistance ratings.
