US EditionHow Much Will the iPhone 17 Cost?
- For the next 90 days starting May 2025, cargo shipped from China to the U.S. Will face a 30% tariff rate, down from 145%.
- This tariff adjustment follows concerns since Trump's late January inauguration about tariffs affecting Apple’s supply chain, which is heavily reliant on China and Taiwan.
- Apple announced in February it will invest $500 billion over four years to diversify production outside China, notably increasing shipments from India to the U.S.
- Apple CEO Tim Cook noted during the latest earnings call that tariffs might increase the company’s expenses by approximately $900 million this quarter, while analyst Gene Munster suggests that if tariffs reach 30% or more, Apple would probably need to raise iPhone prices.
- These developments suggest Apple is managing tariff impacts by shifting production but may still face higher costs potentially passed to consumers, while U.S. Ports expect increased activity by midsummer.
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‘Made in US’ iPhone May Cost Close to ₹3 Lakh: Analysts
New Delhi: A ‘Made in US’ Apple iPhone can cost a whopping $3,500 (more than Rs 2,98,000) in absence of a fully-integrated supply chain in the country, top analysts have said. Dan Ives, global head of technology research at Wedbush Securities, told the CNN that the idea of fully domestic iPhone production is a “fictional tale.” Ives also warned that replicating Apple’s complex Asian supply chain in the US would result in massive cost increases.…
Analysts warn of massive cost surge-Read
Dan Ives, global head of technology research at Wedbush Securities, told CNN that the notion of producing iPhones entirely within the U.S. is a “fictional tale.” He also cautioned that attempting to recreate Apple’s intricate Asian supply chain domestically would lead to significantly higher production costs. Published Date – 24 May 2025, 02:50 PM New Delhi: A ‘Made in US’ Apple iPhone can cost a whopping $3,500 (more than Rs 2,98,000) in absen…
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