Ferrari and Porsche sharply raised prices in the US amid new duties (1 photo)
Against the backdrop of new 25% duties on car imports to the US, which came into effect today, brands that do not have factories in the States have already begun to rewrite their price lists. In particular, Ferrari and Porsche have decided to sharply raise prices on some models. 
Thus, the Ferrari Purosangue, 12Cilindri and F80 models have become 10% more expensive for Americans. At the same time, the prices of the 296, SF90 and Roma supercars have not changed yet. The latter is presumably due to the fact that they will soon be discontinued. At the same time, the old prices apply to all cars that were imported before April 2. In the future, the Italian manufacturer will adjust the price list in coordination with its North American dealer network.
Last year, Ferrari delivered 13,752 cars worldwide. 3,452 of them went to the United States, making this country the brand's largest market with a share of 25.1%.
In turn, the American representative office of Porsche has already launched a configurator for the 911 family of the new, 2026 model year. On average, the price increase for the lineup compared to last year's cars was about 5 thousand dollars. At the same time, the base 911 Carrera coupe has increased in price the most - by 7,855 dollars at once: now it costs 129,950 dollars. The least - by only 255 dollars - has increased in price for the Carrera S coupe and convertible. Prices for all versions include a delivery fee, which has increased by the same 255 dollars - to 2,250 dollars.
