Russian luxury brand Caviar has released detailed concept renders of the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro, including an unverified foldable Ultra model, amid widespread speculation about Apple’s next flagship cycle and a potential September launch.
Caviar has drawn fresh attention to Apple’s next iPhone cycle by publishing luxury concept renders for the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max and an as-yet-unannounced foldable model it calls the iPhone Ultra, even though Apple has not confirmed any of those devices. The timing is notable because Caviar also pointed to a September 9 launch event, a date that fits Apple’s usual early-autumn product pattern, but remains unverified.
The Russian luxury brand’s material goes beyond styling and presents what it describes as internal details for the iPhone 18 Pro line. Those claims broadly track with earlier leaks, including a smaller Dynamic Island, unchanged 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch display sizes and a new Dark Cherry finish alongside silver, grey and light blue. MacRumors previously reported that a narrower Dynamic Island is more plausible than the more dramatic front-camera changes that some early coverage suggested.
Caviar’s version of the iPhone 18 Pro also points to an A20 Pro chip built on TSMC’s 2-nanometre process, a variable-aperture main camera and a more limited physical Camera Control mechanism. It suggests Apple may make the device slightly thicker to accommodate a battery in the 5,100mAh to 5,200mAh range. None of those details can be verified, but they sit within the broader stream of supply-chain rumours and prototype leaks that have surrounded the model for months.
Its take on the iPhone Ultra is more ambitious. Tom’s Guide and other rumour round-ups have described Apple’s first foldable as a premium device with a book-style design, titanium build, dual 48-megapixel rear cameras, a 24-megapixel front camera and a chip on a 2-nanometre process. Caviar adds a titanium frame, a liquid metal hinge, a 4.9mm unfolded thickness, LTPO displays at 120Hz and a 5,800mAh battery, all of which should be treated cautiously because they appear to be assembled from leaked specifications rather than confirmed engineering data.
The company’s broader strategy is to sell fantasy as much as forecast. Gizmochina reported in July that Caviar had already turned the rumoured foldable into an ultra-luxury collection, with limited runs and prices starting at $13,840. That suggests the latest render set is less a breakthrough leak than a polished commercial exercise built around Apple speculation.
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