Motorola Razr 60 can now be rooted and you can easily enjoy all the super user features on it by using out method.
First, you need to unlock bootloader of the Motorola Razr 60 – for that, you will have to wait 7 days for the button in developer settings to be enabled, so you really cannot unlock bootloader immediately after you have unboxed your phone, which is kind-of weird. Anyway, one you have enable the the developer settings, you can simply process the steps given on the Motorola’s unlock bootloader page, which basically gives you an unlock code.
Now, you need to get hold of official ROM for Motorola Razr 60, which is easily obtainable using Motorola’s software fix. You will also need Google ADB tools and latest motorola phone drivers. You will need to sign in and then proceed to My Device tab of the software. Connect your Motorola Razr 60 using USB and follow any instructions on the screen such as giving permissions to allow software download to access the phone and letting Motorola Software Fix to download the ROM for your Motorola Razr 60.
Just do not flash the firmware – just close the app. Go to the firmware where it downloaded the ROM for you Motorola Razr 60 – C:\ProgramData\RSA\Download\RomFiles and copy boot.img and init_boot.img to your internal storage on Razr 60 using windows explorer.
Download and use Magisk 26.4 on your Motorola Razr 60 to patch init_boot.img. The patched images should be saved to your download folder on internal storage. If you want to be sure of which is is the patched boot.img, and which is init_boot.img, look at the file sizes. The init_boot.img will be much smaller. Copy the Magisk patched boot.img and init_boot.img back to your pc in the same directory where you have installed / extracted your android platform tools.
Reboot to fastboot mode on Motorola Razr 60 – keep in mind you need FastBoot mode and not FastBootTD.
Run CMD with admin privileges
Navigate to the directory where your platform tools and magisk patched boot.img and init_boot.img are stored
Type adb reboot bootloader
Flash the Magisk patched boot.img and init_boot.img to both A and B slots using the following commands. Make sure to replace the boot.img and init_boot.img names in my instructions to match the names of your actual image files.
fastboot flash init_boot_a init_boot.img
fastboot flash init_boot_b init_boot.img
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
Reboot your Motorola Razr 60 and update Magisk to latest version.