Apple raises iPhone prices in Spain by up to €150 across all models

xataka.com (Spanish)

Apple has raised prices across its entire iPhone lineup in Spain, including older models, with increases between 100 and 150 euros. The minimum cost to buy an iPhone directly from the company has risen overnight. The price hike affects all storage configurations of existing models like the iPhone 17e, 16, 17, and Air, while the new iPhone 18 Pro also starts higher than its predecessor. The new foldable iPhone Duo has no comparable previous model. The increases come amid industry-wide pressure on component costs, particularly memory chips, driven by demand from data centers and AI. Xiaomi has acknowledged similar impacts, though Apple has not confirmed this as the direct cause.


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