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InMobi Research Highlights AI Adoption and Spending Trends Among Indian Shoppers

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InMobi released market research on Indian consumer trends on September 24, 2026. The findings indicate that 92% of surveyed urban Indian shoppers had used at least one AI tool while shopping in the past month. The research also found that three out of five shoppers plan to spend over ₹10,000 during the current festive season, while four in five are actively seeking AI-powered shopping assistants for festive purchases.

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The report suggests that the average festive transaction size could increase by 46%, reaching ₹24,020 from ₹16,500 per shopper. Furthermore, the research noted that millennials show a higher enthusiasm for AI-based recommendations in shopping than Gen Z.

From indiatimes.com

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  • InMobiIndian technology company that conducted and released the market research on consumer trends.

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