Porsche Faces Tariffs, Passing Costs to Consumers
Porsche has announced another round of price increases for its US customers due to ongoing trade tensions and tariffs.
Just three months ago, the company increased US prices of the 911 by $4,600 to $8,300, depending on the version.
Porsche chief financial officer Jochen Breckner confirmed that fresh pricing changes are on the way.
This move follows similar price adjustments in other key markets, highlighting the impact of trade tensions on the brand's bottom line and consumers.
Author's summary: Porsche raises US prices again due to tariffs.
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