Motorola's next mid-range phone, the Moto G75 appears in leaked renders along with a few specs

Following the launch of the Moto G35 (available to pre-order on Amazon.de for €179) and Moto G55, it appears Motorola isn't done with the G-series yet. Renders and key specifications of a new model called the Moto G75 have leaked, and based on the naming, it should sit between the Moto G55 and Moto G85.

The leaked renders, which were first published by 91Mobiles, shows the Moto G75 will have a flat display with a centered punch hole for the front-facing camera, a flat frame, and a rear design similar to the Motorola Edge 50 Neo. The leaked renders reveal the phone will be available in two colors - Black with a matte finish and Blue with a faux leather finish. 

Thanks to a handful of details on the homescreen, we know some of the key specs of the Moto G75. For starters, the phone will have a 6.8-inch Full HD+ display. While there's no mention of the refresh rate, it should at least be 120Hz like the display of the Moto G55. It has also been revealed the phone will have an IP68 dust and water resistance rating as well as military-grade durability.

The Moto G75 will have three rear cameras with a Sony LYTIA 600 50MP sensor as the primary one. This sensor will have optical image stabilization. There's no mention of the RAM and storage, but the leaked render states the phone will have 'powerfully efficient Snapdragon performance', thus confirming it will have a Snapdragon processor. Another feature mentioned is support for Dolby Atmos.

There is no info on the launch date, price, and availability of the Moto G75 but there are speculations it won't be long before the phone gets unveiled officially.