Ford Hikes Mexico-Built Vehicle Prices as Tariffs Take Hold, But Keeps Discount Through July 4

The automaker said it’s absorbing part of the 25 percent import levy and continues offering discounts on impacted models through Independence Day.

A Ford automobile logo displayed during the New York International Auto Show Press Preview in New York, on April 16, 2025. Shannon Stapleton/Reuters

Ford Motor Co. has increased prices on several Mexican-built vehicles by $600 to $2,000, citing a combination of standard midyear pricing adjustments and new U.S. auto tariffs.

The price hikes apply to the Maverick pickup, Bronco Sport SUV, and Mustang Mach-E crossover, with affected vehicles expected to reach dealerships in late June, a company spokesperson told The Epoch Times in a written statement.