Crucial Warning: In SP Flash Tool, always verify that the download dropdown is set to "Download Only". NEVER select "Format All + Download", as doing so erases the protected nvram, nvdata, and protect_f partition blocks containing your device's unique factory IMEI numbers and RF calibration data. If using Fastboot mode, ensure your battery has at least 50% charge before executing flashfile.xml.
Download Firmware for Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3)
XT2025-3_POKERP_RETAPAC_P160CN_PVT_9.0_LNV_64B_CFC_242.01-01_FLASH_sign_SVC.zip
Signed official service firmware build (SVC) for Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3) RETAPAC channel. Updated maintenance release with system stability fixes, security patches, and official factory recovery binaries.
MD5: 9a809999f96eec539c8d06f64f1ba104
Lenovo_K10_XT2025-3_MT6765_DS_PAGX0006SG_Asia_P160CN_PVT_9.0_LNV_64B_CFC_210.01-01_Flash_9.0.zip
Official Asia Pacific regional factory firmware package for Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3). Complete scatter package with multi-language support and factory Google Mobile Services.
⬇️ Download via MediaFireFlashing Overview for Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3)
- Verify model XT2025-3 on the sticker under the removable battery
- Install MediaTek USB VCOM and Motorola Mobile USB drivers on PC
- Extract firmware zip to C:\XT2025-3 and open flash_tool.exe as admin
- Load MT6765_Android_scatter.txt and confirm "Download Only" is selected
- Pull and reinsert KR40 battery, hold Volume Down, and insert microUSB cable
Expand preparation checklist for Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3)
- Remove the rear cover and verify the regulatory sticker reads Model: XT2025-3.
- Ensure the removable 3000mAh KR40 battery is charged to at least 50% before flashing.
- Install official MediaTek USB VCOM Preloader drivers and Motorola USB Mobile Drivers on a 64-bit Windows PC.
- Extract the firmware zip package to a root folder (such as C:XT2025-3) to avoid path length syntax errors in SP Flash Tool.
- Use a quality microUSB data cable connected directly to a rear motherboard USB 2.0 port.
- If your device is stuck in a bootloop, simply remove the KR40 battery for 5 seconds to interrupt power before entering flashing mode.
Compatibility & Bootloader Notes
Flashing via MediaTek SP Flash Tool communicates directly with the MT6765 BootROM / Preloader and does not require an unlocked bootloader. Fastboot flashing requires an officially unlocked bootloader via the Motorola bootloader unlock portal.
Ready to Flash This Firmware?
Full step-by-step instructions for Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3), including prerequisites, error fixes, and screenshots, are on FlashGuideHub's SP Flash Tool guide.
Can also be flashed via Fastboot: Open Fastboot Guide →
Frequently Asked Questions
The Lenovo K10 (XT2025-3) shares the Motorola Mobility pokerp engineering platform with the Moto E6 Plus. Both handsets utilize the exact same motherboard layout, 6.1-inch Max Vision display, MediaTek Helio P22 processor, and removable KR40 battery. The firmware packages are hybrid Motorola-Lenovo builds containing both MediaTek scatter files (MT6765_Android_scatter.txt) and Motorola fastboot XML deployment scripts (flashfile.xml).
The XT2025-3 is powered by the 12nm FinFET MediaTek Helio P22 (MT6765/MT6762) system-on-chip. It features an octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor configured in big.LITTLE architecture: 4 cores clocked at 2.0 GHz for demanding tasks and 4 energy-efficient cores clocked at 1.5 GHz for background services. Graphics are handled by an IMG PowerVR GE8320 GPU operating at 650 MHz.
The Lenovo K10 uses a user-removable 3000 mAh lithium-polymer battery (Motorola model KR40 / HC40). Unlike modern smartphones with glued glass back panels, the XT2025 features a snap-off rear shell. This enables technicians to instantaneously perform a full hardware power cycle by pulling the battery for 5 seconds, which is crucial for resetting frozen BootROM states during SP Flash Tool connection handshakes.
The package contains two independent flashing mechanisms. MT6765_Android_scatter.txt is designed for SP Flash Tool to communicate with the MediaTek Preloader and BootROM, writing raw partition blocks even if the bootloader is damaged or locked. The flashfile.xml script is designed for Motorola Fastboot mode, which flashes signed sparse images through the bootloader interface when the handset is booted into Fastboot mode.