Motorola launched the Moto X last year. The smartphone offered respectable specifications at an affordable price point, making it a good choice for customers who were in the market for a cheap but powerful device. The device has only been offered with two storage options since then, 16GB and 32GB, and without the option to use a microSD card some customers may have thought that this isn’t enough. It looks like Motorola might offer a 64GB Moto X if references in the source code of its website are to be believed.
The references were found in Moto Maker’s memory selection page. There’s clearly an option there for a 64GB model of the Moto X. Moto Maker is the company’s online customization suite which can be used to order a Moto X from any major carrier as well as to add a personal touch to the device.
Even though there’s a clear reference to the higher storage offering model it is not known for sure when Motorola is going to launch the 64GB Moto X. Recent rumors claim that the company is close to launching the Moto X+1, the successor, in a few months. Its possible that this model may be offered as part of the X+1 launch at a lower price, aimed at customers who don’t mind sticking with the Moto X’s specifications if they get 64GB of onboard storage.
There’s no comment as yet from the now Lenovo-owned Motorola on this possibility. Hopefully the company will have something to tell us in the near future, we’ll let you know as soon as they announce something.