Up until now, Apple has been content with assembling of its low-tier devices like the iPhone SE and iPhone 6S in India but Foxconn coming into the picture shows that the Cupertino-based giant is now looking to push on with its 'bullish' plans in the world's second largest mobile market. Things have been bleak for the company in India, as here it hasn't been able to push its market share, pulled further down by rising duty costs and product pricing that puts the iPhone XS Max for as high as Rs 1.45 lakh.