After raising the list price of many lenses, Nikon USA has now adjusted the list price on mirrorless cameras in response to rising tariff costs. Nikon’s previously forewarned price increase came into effect on September 1, pushing the cost of mirrorless cameras up by at least $100 on entry-level models, while some pro models have jumped by hundreds in the US.
With the latest price adjustment – Nikon’s second following increased import taxes placed by the Trump administration – Nikon USA’s website lists only two cameras that sit under the $1,000 mark: The Nikon Z30 and the older Nikon Z50. That $1,000 price point is an often searched-for limit for budget shoppers, and with the new prices, Nikon has fewer models below that price point.
