Vivo Y32 Spotted on SIRIM Certification Ahead of Possible Launch
Vivo Y32 has appeared on Malaysia’s SIRIM certification platform, suggesting the budget smartphone could be approaching launch, although its specifications and availability remain undisclosed.
Vivo appears to be preparing another affordable smartphone for its Y series, with a new model reportedly making an appearance on a Malaysian certification platform. The device is believed to be the Vivo Y32 and could become the company’s next budget focused offering in selected Asian markets.
The smartphone has reportedly been identified with model number V2638. Tipster Anvin has shared the information on X, while the device has also been spotted on the SIRIM certification platform in Malaysia.
A SIRIM listing does not reveal much about the phone itself, but it indicates that Vivo is moving the device through regulatory processes. This could point towards a launch in Malaysia or other markets in the region, although Vivo has not announced an official launch date.
There is currently no confirmed information about the Vivo Y32’s display, processor, cameras, battery or pricing. The certification mainly provides an early indication that the device is being prepared for the market.
The Y series has previously included several affordable Vivo smartphones, and the company may use the new model to continue that approach. The Vivo Y31 provides some background on what the brand has offered in this segment in the past.
The Vivo Y31 was launched in India with a 6GB RAM and 128GB storage configuration priced at Rs 16,490. It featured a 6.58 inch Full HD Plus IPS display with a resolution of 1080 by 2408 pixels.
The phone was powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor paired with 6GB of RAM. For photography, it carried a triple rear camera system led by a 48 megapixel primary sensor with an f 1.79 aperture.
The main camera was accompanied by two 2 megapixel sensors, including a bokeh camera. Vivo also provided features such as electronic image stabilisation and a Super Night mode for photography in different conditions.
On the front, the Vivo Y31 had a 16 megapixel camera with an f 2.0 aperture for selfies and video calls. The phone was powered by a 5000mAh battery and supported 18W fast charging.
The upcoming Vivo Y32 is expected to bring newer hardware if the company follows the usual generational approach. However, it would be premature to assume that the new smartphone will retain the same camera setup, battery capacity or processor as its predecessor.
The certification appearance is particularly notable because Vivo has not yet publicly confirmed the device. More regulatory listings or leaks could provide additional information about the phone before the company makes an official announcement.
Pricing will also be an important detail for the new Y series model. Vivo has traditionally positioned its Y series across the affordable and mid range segments, and the final price could determine which buyers the Vivo Y32 targets.
For now, the SIRIM certification and model number V2638 are the main details available. There is also no confirmed information about whether the Vivo Y32 will launch in India or when it could become available in other countries.
If Vivo announces the phone in the coming weeks, more details about its display, chipset, cameras, battery and storage options are likely to emerge. Until then, the Y32 should be treated as an upcoming device rather than a confirmed launch with final specifications.
