EV Insurance Cost Estimator

Compare insurance costs across every electric vehicle. See which EVs are cheapest to insure and how much you'll really pay to own one.

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Compare insurance costs, see state-by-state ranges, and get your Insurance Friendliness Grade

Tips to Lower Your EV Insurance

✓Bundle home and auto insurance for 5-15% savings
✓Ask about EV-specific discounts — some insurers offer 5-10% off
✓Increase deductible to $1,000+ to lower monthly premiums
✓Install a dashcam for potential premium reductions
✓Compare at least 5 quotes — EV rates vary widely between insurers
✓Look into usage-based insurance if you drive under 10,000 miles/year
✓Check if your state offers EV insurance incentives
✓Maintain a clean driving record — EVs amplify good-driver discounts

Insurance estimates based on national averages from Insurify, CarEdge, MoneyGeek, The Zebra, ValuePenguin, Bankrate. Actual rates vary by driver age, location, driving history, coverage level, and insurer. Last updated: 2026-04-07.

Understanding EV Insurance Costs

Electric vehicles typically cost 15-20% more to insure than comparable gas-powered cars. The main drivers are higher repair costs from expensive batteries, specialized parts, and the need for certified technicians. However, this gap is narrowing as EV adoption grows and repair networks expand.

Cheapest EVs to Insure in 2026

If insurance costs are a priority, consider the Chevrolet Bolt EV, Hyundai Kona Electric, or Kia EV3. These affordable EVs have annual insurance premiums comparable to average gas cars, making them excellent choices for budget-conscious buyers.

Why Insurance Costs Vary So Much by State

Your state dramatically affects your EV insurance rate. Michigan consistently has the highest premiums due to its no-fault insurance system, while Vermont, Hawaii, and Maine tend to offer the lowest rates. The difference between the cheapest and most expensive state can be 3-4x for the same vehicle.

Insurance Friendliness Grade

Our Insurance Friendliness Grade rates each EV from A+ to F based on how its average annual premium compares to the overall market. An A+ grade means the vehicle is significantly cheaper to insure than average, while an F means premium insurance costs that could add thousands to your annual budget.