Fresh details have surfaced around the next flagship lineup from Vivo, suggesting the company is preparing a broader X500 series with a new top-tier variant and notable camera changes.

Information attributed to a tipster indicates that the upcoming range may, for the first time, include a Pro Max model. The reported addition would expand the lineup beyond its previous structure, although the company has yet to confirm any official naming or positioning.

Display sizes appear to be a point of consistency across multiple leaks. The latest claims point to two primary models featuring screens around 6.4 inches and 6.9 inches. That aligns closely with an earlier leak describing devices equipped with 6.37-inch and 6.83-inch LTPO OLED panels, suggesting that the overall design direction may already be settled internally.

Attention has largely focused on the proposed Pro Max variant, which is said to carry a 50-megapixel main camera using a LOFIC sensor. The same model is also tipped to include a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera, alongside a multispectral sensor. If accurate, this would mark a continuation of Vivo’s emphasis on advanced imaging hardware in its premium devices.

There are also indications that another model could join the series with a 6.59-inch display, pointing to a wider spread of screen sizes across the lineup. That approach may reflect an effort to cater to different user preferences without significantly altering the overall design language.

Pricing details for the current generation provide some context for where the new models could sit in the market. The Vivo X300 Pro 5G, for instance, has been listed at €1,189.14 for the 16GB RAM and 512GB storage variant, while the 12GB RAM and 256GB version has appeared at $796.90 and €9,999.00 in different listings. These figures, though variable across regions, indicate the premium positioning Vivo has maintained in this segment.

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For now, much of the information remains based on early leaks, with more concrete details expected closer to launch. Vivo has not publicly commented on the X500 series, leaving room for adjustments as development continues.