Sales of Nokia devices have been halted in the US

Finland-based HMD Global has moved to handle Nokia phone sales. It acquired Nokia's phone business from Microsoft in 2016. Over the years, various efforts have been made to revive Nokia phones, but to no avail. According to the new development, Nokia's US presence is coming to an end.

Sales of Nokia devices are being discontinued in the US.

HMD Global announced that it will be scaling back its operations in the US market. This means discontinuing devices released under the Nokia name. A total of four HMD-branded phones have been released in the US. In fact, the most recent device debuted in September of last year. It was a modular device called HMD Fusion. However, there has been a period of silence since then.

The challenging geopolitical and economic environment in the US influenced the brand's decision. It's also been reported that its official online store is now inaccessible. While products are listed on various shopping platforms, HMD appears not to sell directly.

HMD states that it will continue to offer warranty coverage and service for existing products, which will be handled by the company's global support teams.