Apple could raise iPhone prices this autumn.

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Apple's iPhones might get pricier this fall. This finding comes from a new report by the Wall Street Journal, which cites sources familiar with the matter, indicating that Apple is "weighing price increases" for its upcoming iPhone lineup. The ongoing tariff negotiations between the U.S. and China are certainly a factor—though Apple has stated that it has shifted most of its U.S.-bound production to India. According to the WSJ, Apple is still manufacturing its high-end phones, including the iPhone Pro and Pro Max, in China.

Apple, however, reportedly doesn't want to attribute any price increases to tariffs, and it remains uncertain whether the company will justify the higher costs with new features.

There's also no information on how much more expensive Apple's iPhones might be come fall. Currently, the iPhone 16 starts at $799, while the iPhone 16 Pro starts at $999. The upcoming iPhone 17 lineup is expected to introduce a new super-thin model, presumably named the v, which is likely to replace the "Plus" model. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman previously mentioned that this model is expected to start at around $899.