The Android-based devices will be available from June 16, priced Rs 9,499 onwards.
"Nokia is a people's brand and has had a phenomenal legacy. The brand is based on reliability and trust and that is what the new smartphones promise to deliver," Nokia India Vice-President Ajey Mehta told reporters here.
Last month, HMD had introduced its iconic 3310 feature phone in a new avatar in India.
HMD has an exclusive 10-year brand licensing agreement with the Finnish telecom giant for mobile phones and tablets globally.
Nokia 6 -- the flagship -- is priced at Rs 14,999 and will go for pre-booking from July 14, exclusively on Amazon.In.
"These phones are based on three principles -- real life experience, world-class design and regular Android updates that ensure we continue to deliver on the promise of quality and reliability that Nokia is known for," said Pranav Shroff, Nokia Director Global Portfolio Strategy and Planning.
India is one of the fastest growing smartphone markets globally. As per IDC, According to research firm IDC, sales grew 4.7 per cent to 27 million units in January-March 2017 compared to the previous quarter.
Samsung continued to dominate the market with 28.1 per cent share. Xiaomi followed with 14.2 per cent while Vivo, Lenovo and Oppo had 10.5 per cent, 9.5 per cent and 9.3 per cent share, respectively.
Previous Nokia smartphones were based on Microsoft Windows operating system.
In 2014, US-based Microsoft had acquired Nokia's handset business for USD 7.2 billion.
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