Leaked filings suggest the British company’s expansion into multiple device categories, signalling a more diversified and aggressive product roadmap beyond its current limited line-up.
Nothing appears to be preparing another expansion of its smartphone range, after new entries in regulatory databases suggested the British company is lining up additional devices for 2026 and possibly early 2027. Zoomit reported that PassionateGeekz found two new handset codes, A006 and A010, while separate listings tracked by other outlets point to other upcoming models, including A009, A009P, A069 and A069P. Taken together, the filings suggest the company’s roadmap is widening rather than narrowing.
The clearest signal so far is that Nothing is still building out its lower-cost line. Beebom Gadgets and Smartprix both reported that A009 and A009P have appeared in the GSMA IMEI database, with the “P” suffix implying a Pro version. Gadget Hacks and Device Report also highlighted certification entries for the Nothing Phone 4a and 4a Pro under A069 and A069P, which indicates that at least one affordable series is moving through official approval stages. Gizmochina said the Phone 4a has also been cleared by the UAE regulator TDRA, pointing to a wider launch rather than a regional-only release.
If the reports are correct, Nothing could be moving towards a far denser product range than the one it ships today. Zoomit said the company launched three smartphones this year, the Phone 4a, Phone 4a Pro and Phone 4b, and that doubling output would mean at least six new phones in 2027 across several price bands. That would mark a notable shift for a brand that built its early identity around a single design-led handset before broadening into watches, wearables and its own retail shops.
Founded in 2020 with a wireless earbud, Nothing has grown quickly by targeting style-conscious buyers and, in particular, the Indian market. The company’s increasing confidence is now visible in the way it is appearing across more certification and identification databases, a standard but important step before commercial release. The model numbers seen so far do not confirm final branding or specifications, but they do suggest that Nothing is preparing a larger and more segmented smartphone line-up than before.
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