MSI has expanded its ‘Make in India’ initiative by adding the Katana and Crosshair gaming laptops to its locally manufactured portfolio. These models, equipped with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics, are now produced at MSI’s Chennai facility in collaboration with Syrma SGS Technology Limited.
India continues to be one of MSI’s fastest-growing markets, driven by increasing demand from gamers, creators, and professionals. Following the successful local production of the Modern and Katana models, MSI has now extended its domestic manufacturing to include the updated Katana lineup and the flagship Crosshair series. This move reflects MSI’s confidence in India’s manufacturing ecosystem and highlights its commitment to supporting the country’s technology sector.
The MSI Katana series is designed to deliver strong gaming and productivity performance. Featuring NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs with ray tracing and AI-based enhancements, the laptops offer immersive visuals through 144Hz+ displays and maintain efficiency with the Cooler Boost thermal system.
The Crosshair series, crafted with esports-inspired styling, focuses on competitive gaming. Locally manufactured for the first time, it combines RTX 50 Series graphics with Intel Core processors, ensuring sharp response times, fluid gameplay, and effective cooling for system stability.
The new models are priced competitively, with the Katana series starting at Rs. 95,990 and the Crosshair series introduced at Rs. 1,89,990. Both laptops are available through MSI’s official website, making advanced gaming technology more accessible to Indian consumers. More details about MSI’s products can also be explored on PassionateGeekz.
Commenting on this milestone, James Sung, NB Sales Director of MSI India, said that India remains central to the brand’s global strategy. He emphasized that producing the Katana and Crosshair laptops under the ‘Make in India’ program reflects MSI’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge innovation, durability, and gaming performance tailored for Indian consumers while supporting India’s position as a growing hub for electronics manufacturing.
