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Porsche Raises Prices Across Entire Lineup Amid Market Pressures. Luxury carmaker Porsche has increased prices on all its models, citing “market conditions” as the reason. According to the company, the adjustments range from 2.3 to 3.6 percent, with some optional features and delivery fees also seeing price hikes. While Porsche didn’t directly blame tariffs from the US, most of its cars are built in Germany, apart from the Cayenne in Slovakia, leaving them exposed to import duties. Earlier this year, the Trump administration introduced a 25 percent tariff on imported cars and parts, with potential increases threatening further costs. Porsche says it monitors market trends closely and adjusts prices only when necessary, aiming to balance costs while keeping customers in mind. For buyers, the increase may be minor for premium models like the 911 or Taycan, but it could impact those considering the Cayenne or Macan.
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