Images of the upcoming Moto G and Moto X prototypes have allegedly emerged, providing hints about how these phones will look like. The leak comes after a Lenovo executive revealed that the next Motorola handsets will be "more innovative, more attractive."

For those who are not yet aware, Motorola has been under the control of Lenovo for quite some time now. However, the iconic brand is gradually being phased out, as its new owner announced its plan to rebrand the company.

"Moto by Lenovo" will soon replace the Motorola brand. It is worth mentioning, though, that Moto devices will still continue selling under Lenovo, alongside the company's very own Android handsets.

Last year, Morotorola unwrapped several devices, including the Moto X Style (presently deemed as the brand's flagship phone), Moto G, Moto X Play, Droid Maxx 2 and Droid Turbo 2.

Lately, a few images cropped up showing the prototypes of Motorola's alleged new smartphones. The images were reportedly captured from a Lenovo fabrication facility, according to the source, who claims that these could be the Moto X and Moto G 2016.

While the source did not go into detail regarding the phones' features and specifications, judging from the leaked images, it appears that the Moto X will sport a metal unibody while the Moto G will rock a replaceable plastic back and a metallic frame. Meanwhile, in terms of Moto G's shooter, it looks like it will be located on the upper center portion of the handset's back.

In any case, we expect that these phones will be huge improvements over their predecessors, given that Lenovo's boss Yuanqing Yang previously hinted that the company is going to unveil a "major smartphone" in the United States anytime in July.

While there's nothing official yet (and probably won't be for some time), it's still too early to be certain of anything. That said, take everything with a grain of salt.

We'll keep you posted on any additional details regarding the purported next iterations of the Moto X and Moto G as they become available.