India, Brazil, Japan, New Zealand and the Netherlands will see advertising added to Prime Video in 2025, joining the U.S., Canada, France, U.K. and Mexico.

Amazon was sued in February over its introduction of ads, but now the company is looking to dismiss the case with the

Amazon ($AMZN) is set to introduce limited advertisements on its Prime Video platform in India starting next year. This initiative is part of

The service's ad-supported viewing experience is already available in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico and Spain

Viewers of Prime Video streaming platform in India will have to brace for interruptions from advertisements during shows and movies starting next year as parent Amazon.com Inc. seeks to fund content investments in a fast growing and fiercely competitive market.

Amazon currently includes ads on Prime Video in the US, the UK, Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico and Spain, and gives viewers in those countries the option to pay to continue receiving an ad-free feed.

Prime Video subscribers have a unique ability to build and curate a streaming lineup that works for them with Prime Video Channels add-ons — and as of yesterday, Apple TV+ is joining the ranks of streaming services you can add.

Amazon has announced that Prime Video will begin incorporating limited advertisements in India starting in 2025.