How Trump’s Nissan Tariffs Could Affect Nissan Prices in 2025

The 25% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on imported vehicles and auto parts are changing the car-buying landscape. For current and future Nissan owners, this could impact not just new vehicle prices but also the cost of parts and repairs. At Palm Springs Nissan, we want to help you understand what this means for your wallet—whether you're in the market for a new vehicle or looking to maintain the one you already own.

Which Nissan Models Are Affected by the Nissan Tariffs?

Nissan builds many of its most popular models in the United States, helping minimize the effect of these new tariffs. Here’s a quick look at how key models stack up:

• Nissan Altima – Built in Smyrna, TN. U.S. production helps keep pricing steady despite tariff changes.
• Nissan Rogue – Assembled in both Tennessee and Japan. U.S.-built Nissan Rogues likely won’t see price increases; imported models may.
• Nissan Pathfinder – Built in Smyrna, TN. High domestic content means minimal tariff impact.
• Nissan Frontier – Manufactured in Canton, MS. Mostly U.S.-made, so prices should remain stable.
• Nissan Murano – Also produced in Canton, MS. Tariffs are unlikely to affect this SUV’s pricing.
• Nissan Sentra – Built in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Likely to be directly impacted by the full 25% tariff, raising its price.

Our team at Palm Springs Nissan will help you confirm each vehicle’s origin and guide you toward models that deliver the most value in today’s market.

Will the Nissan Tariffs Impact Nissan Parts & Repair Service Costs?

While some new Nissan models are insulated from price increases, parts and repair services may tell a different story. The 25% tariff doesn’t just apply to finished vehicles—it also affects many imported auto parts. This includes critical components like transmissions, engine systems, and electronic modules that are often sourced globally, even in U.S.-assembled models.

Here’s are some effects you might see as a result of the Nissan tariffs:

• Higher Repair Bills: Imported parts now cost more, and that may be reflected in future service invoices.
• Delayed Service: As some suppliers shift sourcing or adjust pricing, delays in part availability could extend repair timelines.
• Increased Insurance Costs: With higher repair costs, insurance companies may adjust premiums for certain vehicles.
• Greater Demand for Aftermarket or Used Parts: Customers may seek lower-cost alternatives, but supply may be limited.

At Palm Springs Nissan, we are committed to keeping your service experience affordable. Our technicians work closely with suppliers to offer cost-effective, tariff-conscious repair solutions and provide you with honest, upfront pricing.

Choose Smart, Choose American

The Nissan tariffs are adding pressure to vehicle and parts pricing in 2025—but there’s good news. Nissan builds many of its vehicles right here in the United States, helping you avoid the steepest increases. By choosing a U.S.-assembled Nissan, you not only support American jobs—you also protect your budget.

Whether you're shopping for a new ride or keeping your current one running strong, Palm Springs Nissan is here to help you navigate the changing market with confidence.