Toyota will raise U.S. vehicle prices starting July due to new tariffs from the Trump administration, highlighting trade policy impacts on the auto industry.

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Starting in July, Toyota and Lexus vehicles will see price hikes in the market. On average, Toyota vehicles will experience a $270 increase, while Lexus models will rise by $208.

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The good news is that the prices will increase by a relatively small amount, with Toyota MSRPs to rise by an average of $270 and Lexus prices to be increased by an average of $208.

TM Toyota Motor Corp $174.80 1.62 % Toyota Motor Corp. TM will implement a price hike on certain vehicles sold in the United States by more than $200 beginning next month.