Apple will sell the iPhone 14, 14 Plus and SE in Europe until the end of 2024.
A solution mandated by EU legislation requiring all smartphones sold from January 2025 to have a USB-C charging port.
The iPhone 14, 14 Plus and SE feature a Lightning connector, and Apple has no plans to release special USB-C versions of these models to keep them in the European market. In other countries, the device remains on sale.
According to rumors, Apple will release a new iPhone SE with USB-C in March 2025; in the fall of 2026, after the release of the iPhone 17, it will remove the iPhone 14 from sale. Thus, the era of iPhones with the Lightning connector is coming to an end. [9to5Mac]
Source: Iphones RU
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