vivo’s European prices for the X500 Pro and X500 Pro Max have reportedly leaked ahead of the company’s October 27 launch event. The information points to a two-model European lineup, meaning the standard X500 may not be available in the region when the Pro models arrive.
The claims come from a post on Bluesky and remain unconfirmed. vivo unveiled the X500 family in China last month, but the company has not publicly confirmed the European pricing or the final list of models that will be sold there.
vivo X500 Pro price and specifications
According to the leak, the vivo X500 Pro will cost €1,399 in Europe. That price is said to cover a configuration with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. It is not yet clear whether vivo will offer additional memory or storage options in the region.
The European version is reportedly set to launch in two colors: Moonlit Black and Sunny White. The leaked information does not specify any other hardware differences between the European model and the version already introduced in China.
X500 Pro Max could cost up to €1,999
The larger vivo X500 Pro Max is allegedly priced at €1,799. The reported European configuration includes 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, giving buyers twice the listed storage of the X500 Pro.
The Pro Max is expected to be available in Moonlit Black and Starry Gray. A separate Photographer Kit is reportedly planned at €1,999, although the leak does not detail what the kit includes.
The standard vivo X500 may not launch in Europe alongside the two Pro models. The leak leaves open the possibility of a later release, but suggests that it will not arrive at the October 27 event if it comes to the region at all.
How the alleged prices compare
The reported pricing would place vivo’s top European phone close to Oppo’s upcoming Find X10 series. Oppo is expected to launch that range in Europe on October 21, and earlier leaked pricing reportedly put the Find X10 Pro Max at a similar level to the vivo X500 Pro Max, with the same listed RAM and storage amounts.
If the leaked figures for both brands prove accurate, the vivo and Oppo phones would reportedly cost €50 less in Europe than an iPhone 18 Pro Max with the same storage capacity. That comparison remains dependent on several unconfirmed prices, however, so it should not be treated as a final market assessment.
European launch details remain unconfirmed
vivo has confirmed the October 27 European launch event, but the company has not confirmed the leaked prices, configurations, colors or Photographer Kit. The event should clarify whether the standard X500 will be sold in Europe and whether the Pro models will receive additional configurations.




