Motorola’s Razr Ultra 2026 smartphone has now started receiving the Android 17 update, as reported by Android Central in the USA region. The update brings changes to the system interface, multitasking, and privacy controls. Alongside it, new AI features and additional customisation options have also been pointed out.
Read more about the update below.
Motorola’s Razr Ultra 2026 – Android 17 Update Rolling Out in the US
As mentioned, the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 smartphone is now receiving the Android 17 update in the US, carrying the build version of ‘vA171WLH.38-19-5’ and has a download size is approximately 4.1GB.
Speaking more about the changes, the update introduces a refreshed interface with reduced visual clutter, redesigned system and themed icons, and an updated Settings page. Additionally, improvements to multitasking and additional security and privacy controls are also included.
About the newly added features, the Live Updates interface now carries a Dynamic Island-style design, while Notification Summaries can summarise long messages and group conversations. New HDR display controls with an adjustable intensity slider have also been provided.
Also to note, Moto Qira AI features are included in the update, alongside a Pause Point feature which briefly delays the opening of selected distracting apps. Haptic feedback when dismissing notifications, stackable widgets, and new sharing features for Connected Devices are also offered. Furthermore, users who prefer the Classic Style can now choose to hide app labels.
The AI Key has also received an additional customisation option, and users can configure a double-press action to access Digital Assistant, Motorola Qira, or Pay Attention.
Notably, Tap to Send is reportedly expected to arrive with this update as well. However, Android Central has pointed out that the feature was not visible on the device used to check the rollout, leaving its availability unclear at the moment.
With the update being rolled out in stages, some Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 users in the US may have to wait before it becomes available on their devices.
Stay tuned for more updates!
