Porsche Increases 911 Carrera Price to $134K in Just Four Months
Porsche raises prices again as market conditions drive costs higher.
- Porsche has raised prices a second time in just four months.
- Porsche spokesperson says this hike is only due to market conditions.
- The new price of the base 911 Carrera is $134,650, which is a $4,700 hike.
If you’ve been saving up for a brand-new Porsche 911, here’s some news that might make you pause. The German automaker has announced that it has once again increased the prices of all models, and the surprising thing is that it’s the second hike in just four months. One vehicle that has got the most prominent jump is the base 911 Carrera. Its price now starts at $134,650 (the delivery and handling fees are included). That’s a $4,700 jump.
The previous price increase was connected to the remarkable changes in the 2026 model. However, this time, the automaker says it’s not due to new features or updates. Instead, market conditions are being blamed for the price hike. While Porsche didn’t get into specifications, it’s now clear that economic conditions are playing a role.
“With our customers front of mind, we keep a regular watch on market conditions, absorbing costs where we can and making adjustments only when it’s absolutely necessary to do so,” Frank Wiesmann, a spokesperson for Porsche, explained. “Recently, an adjustment of between 2.3 and 3.6 percent was determined to be required. This is a routine step that is being communicated to our dealers and to affected customers.”
The following are the current and previous prices for each base model in the Porsche lineup:
| Model | New Price | Previous Price | Price increase |
| 2026 Cayenne | $91,950 | $88,795 | 3.6% |
| 2025 718 Cayman | $77,395 | $74,795 | 3.5% |
| 2026 911 Carrera | $134,650 | $129,950 | 3.6% |
| 2026 Panamera | $112,450 | $108,550 | 3.6% |
| 2026 Macan | $66,950 | $65,350 | 2.4% |
| 2026 Taycan | $106,250 | $102,550 | 3.6% |
The updated prices are now in effect. Buyers can see it on Porsche’s official car configurator.
The automaker hasn’t only increased prices of the cars; some optional features have also gone up in price. If you are the one who was planning to customize your ride with extras, be ready to pay a bit more there too.
No one can say when there will be the next price hike happen, but one thing is for sure: prices of Porsche rarely drops. So, if you’ve been planning to buy a brand-new Porsche, it’s better not to wait too long.
