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Michelle Lambright Black is a credit expert, content writer, and founder of CreditWriter.com. She has more than 20 years of experience writing and speaking about credit and money and has been writing for Compare.com since 2023.
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In her writing, she focuses on helping families and small business owners make smart, informed decisions about their credit, money, and financial products (including insurance).
Michelle is also a three-time finalist for the best personal finance freelancer award from the Plutus Foundation.
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If you drive an Infiniti or are thinking about buying one, prepare to pay higher rates than average. Infiniti insurance costs about $186 per month, compared to the national average of $150 for all makes, according to Compare.com data.
The Infiniti has strong safety ratings, but insurance rates tend to be more expensive because they’re luxury vehicles with advanced technology and features that can drive up repair costs.[1] That’s why it’s important to do your research and shop around for multiple insurance quotes to find the best rate and policy terms for your Infiniti.
Of course, like any vehicle, Infiniti insurance costs can vary depending on the specific model, your coverage levels, and the insurance company you choose. Below, we’ll explore the cheapest insurers by all these factors and more.
The average Infiniti driver pays $132 per month for liability coverage and $240 per month for full-coverage car insurance.
Travelers, Safeco, and Clearcover are some of the cheapest car insurance companies for Infiniti drivers.
Infiniti crossover SUVs like the QX50 and QX60 are typically some of the most affordable models to insure.
The cost of your Infiniti auto insurance depends on the type of coverage you choose. Below is a breakdown of the average monthly premiums for both full-coverage and liability insurance car insurance compared to average rates for all makes, according to Compare.com data.
Vehicle Type  | Average Monthly Premium: Liability Coverage | Average Monthly Premium: Full Coverage | Overall Average for All Policies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infiniti | $132 | $240 | $186 |
| All makes | $108 | $198 | $150 |
Generally, it costs more to insure Infiniti vehicles compared to the average car, with Infiniti drivers paying about $36 more per month, on average. Still, if you compare insurance quotes before buying your next policy, you’re more likely to find rates that fit your budget.
Next, we’ll look at average rates by Infiniti model.
Comparing quotes can save you up to $867.†
The Infiniti model you drive plays a big role in the cost of your car insurance coverage. Vehicles with the potential for higher claims and higher repair costs tend to have higher car insurance premiums. That’s why crossover SUVs like the Infiniti QX50 tend to have lower insurance rates compared to high-performance models like the discontinued Infiniti Q60 (a luxury sports coupe).[2]
Coverage levels also matter. Liability insurance policies meet state minimum insurance requirements, but it doesn’t cover your vehicle damages if you get into an accident. A full-coverage policy includes liability, collision, and comprehensive coverage, giving you more protection but at a higher premium.
The table below shows how average Infiniti insurance rates vary between models, according to our data.
Model | Average Liability Premium | Average Full-Coverage Premium |
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| G37 | $140 | $254 |
| Q50 | $159 | $290 |
| Q60 | $158 | $287 |
| Q70 | $142 | $259 |
| QX30 | $127 | $231 |
| QX50 | $119 | $216 |
| QX56 | $105 | $191 |
| QX60 | $118 | $215 |
| QX70 | $120 | $218 |
| QX80 | $126 | $228 |
| All Infiniti models | $132 | $240 |
The QX56 is the cheapest Infiniti model to insure, with monthly premiums averaging $191 per month for full-coverage car insurance. The Q50 — the most expensive Infiniti model — has the most expensive full-coverage insurance premium, at $290 per month. The QX56 and Q50 models are no longer in production.
Next, we break down which auto insurance companies offer the lowest premiums for Infiniti drivers.
No matter which Infiniti vehicle model you drive, you can still save on your auto insurance regardless of average rates. Comparing multiple insurance quotes could lead to big savings.
We’ve highlighted the cheapest car insurance companies for Infiniti drivers in the table below to help you get started.
Company | Average Monthly Premium |
|---|---|
| Travelers | $98 |
| Safeco | $120 |
| Clearcover | $133 |
| Mercury | $138 |
| Root | $140 |
Travelers tops our list as the cheapest company for Infiniti drivers, with rates averaging $98 per month. That said, even though these companies have the lowest average rates, it doesn’t mean they will be the cheapest option for you.
Shopping around and getting quotes from multiple companies will help you find the best deal for your unique driver profile. In the sections below, we’ll break down some of the best Infiniti insurance companies for different drivers.
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No single best insurer will fit every Infiniti driver, and the right company depends on more than just insurance prices. To help you narrow down your options, we’ve done some research and found three companies that stand out for different Infiniti drivers.
The companies below made our list based on a combination of affordable premiums, available discounts, customer service, and coverage options.
Compare.com Rating: 4.23 out of 5
Wide range of coverages available
Bundling discounts available
Discounts and coverage vary by state
Below-average claims satisfaction[3]
Travelers is a great solution for Infiniti drivers who want reliable car insurance at an affordable price. Infiniti owners can find optional coverages such as gap insurance and rideshare coverage. The company also offers accident forgiveness, a decreasing deductible, and a total loss deductible waiver, which can help reduce your out-of-pocket expenses after an accident.
But Travelers falls short when it comes to claims satisfaction and digital shopping experience.[4]
Compare.com Rating: 5.00 out of 5
Local, in-person agents
Plenty of discounts
Not always the cheapest option
Gap insurance not available
Infiniti drivers who prefer to manage their insurance services with a local agent may want to consider State Farm. The company has been in business for over 100 years, and ranks high for customer satisfaction and usage-based insurance, according to the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Auto Insurance Study.State Farm also offers many discounts that could reduce your insurance costs, including discounts for teen drivers, safe drivers, and bundling policies.
Compare.com Rating: 4.81 out of 5
Competitive insurance rates
High customer satisfaction
Only available to eligible military families
No 24/7 phone support
USAA ranks among the best insurers in the country. If you’re eligible for USAA car insurance coverage, the company offers stand-out affordability, top-tier customer service, and a flexible range of coverage types and discounts.
Active-duty military members can also get a 15% discount for storing their vehicle on base. But the insurer has limited coverage options. For example, it doesn’t offer gap coverage.
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Where you live can affect your car insurance premiums. Local laws, population size, and accident rates in certain ZIP codes can all influence insurance rates.[5]
Here’s how average Infiniti insurance rates stack up in different states across the country, according to our data.
state_id | Average Monthly Premium |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $122 |
| Arizona | $164 |
| Arkansas | $235 |
| California | $236 |
| Colorado | $192 |
| Connecticut | $373 |
| Delaware | $227 |
| Florida | $240 |
| Georgia | $243 |
| Idaho | $124 |
| Illinois | $153 |
| Indiana | $132 |
| Iowa | $111 |
| Kansas | $150 |
| Kentucky | $240 |
| Louisiana | $221 |
| Maine | $146 |
| Maryland | $337 |
| Massachusetts | $185 |
| Michigan | $287 |
| Minnesota | $185 |
| Mississippi | $185 |
| Missouri | $180 |
| Montana | $149 |
| Nebraska | $172 |
| Nevada | $292 |
| New Hampshire | $112 |
| New Jersey | $194 |
| New Mexico | $142 |
| New York | $472 |
| North Carolina | $92 |
| North Dakota | $142 |
| Ohio | $125 |
| Oklahoma | $159 |
| Oregon | $158 |
| Pennsylvania | $160 |
| Rhode Island | $141 |
| South Carolina | $269 |
| South Dakota | $119 |
| Tennessee | $138 |
| Texas | $218 |
| Utah | $179 |
| Vermont | $133 |
| Virginia | $177 |
| Washington | $137 |
| District of Columbia | $279 |
| West Virginia | $142 |
| Wisconsin | $125 |
| Wyoming | $119 |
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Finding affordable car insurance for your Infiniti is exciting, but you should also look for coverage options that’ll provide you with the greatest protection when you’re on the road. The cheapest policy could leave you financially vulnerable if you’re underinsured after an accident.
Here are some helpful tips to make sure your Infiniti insurance provides the coverage levels you need:
Understand your risk profile. Consider how often and where you drive to make sure you buy the appropriate auto insurance coverage levels.
Compare coverage types. Liability insurance is typically enough to satisfy state minimum insurance requirements. Although full coverage has higher premiums, it also equals more protection.
Meet lender requirements. If you’re leasing or financing your Infiniti, your lender will likely require you to have full coverage, which includes collision and comprehensive coverage.
Consider policy extras. Add-on coverage options like roadside assistance, accident forgiveness, and gap insurance can give you peace of mind and might be worth the extra cost.
Bundle policies. Many insurers offer bundling options where you can save on your insurance rates when you buy multiple policies, such as auto insurance and home insurance, or a renters policy with the same company.
Next, we’ll give you tips to help lower your Infiniti car insurance costs.
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Infiniti insurance costs a bit more than most vehicles, but you can try the strategies below to save on insurance costs without sacrificing your coverage levels.
Get discounts for safety features. Many Infinitis come with advanced safety features, which could make you eligible for a money-saving discount on your premium. The QX60, for example, has a forward collision warning system, pedestrian detection technology, a lane-departure warning system, and a blind-spot alert system. [6]
Buy a low-risk model. Infiniti insurance premiums tend to be lower for the QX50 and QX60, thanks in part to the advanced safety features on these vehicles.
Improve your credit. Maintaining good credit can help you get lower insurance rates, depending on your state and insurance company.
Increase your deductible. Higher deductibles usually mean lower car insurance premiums. Just be sure you can afford out-of-pocket repair costs if you need to file a claim.
Compare insurance quotes. Premiums change over time, so shop around at least once a year to get the best deal on your insurance rate.
Compare personalized quotes and find the best insurer for your Infiniti.
Here are answers to some of the most common questions Infiniti drivers have about car insurance.
Our data shows that Infiniti insurance costs an average of $186 per month. That’s $132 per month for liability insurance and $240 per month for full-coverage car insurance.
Yes. It costs an average of $186 per month to insure an Infiniti, which is above the national average for all vehicle makes, according to our data. Still, your rate could be higher or lower depending on the model you drive, the state you live in, and other factors.
Among the Infiniti vehicles still in production, the Infiniti QX60 is the cheapest to insure, according to our data. The cheapest model to insure that’s no longer in production is the QX56.
USAA and State Farm both consistently rank well for customer satisfaction in the J.D. Power U.S. Auto Insurance Study.
Data scientists at Compare.com analyzed more than 50 million real-time auto insurance quotes from more than 75 partner insurers in order to compile the rates and statistics seen in this article. Compare.com’s auto insurance data includes coverage analysis and details on drivers’ vehicles, driving records, insurance histories, and demographic information.
All the rates listed in this article have been collected from a combination of real Compare.com quotes and external insurance rate data gathered in collaboration with Quadrant Information Services. Compare.com uses these observations to provide readers with insights into how auto insurance companies determine their premiums.
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Michelle Lambright Black is a credit expert, content writer, and founder of CreditWriter.com. She has more than 20 years of experience writing and speaking about credit and money and has been writing for Compare.com since 2023.
Michelle’s work has appeared in publications such as Yahoo! Finance, Reader’s Digest, Parents, FICO, Forbes, Bankrate, The Seattle Times, MarketWatch, BuySide from Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Insurify, and more.
In her writing, she focuses on helping families and small business owners make smart, informed decisions about their credit, money, and financial products (including insurance).
Michelle is also a three-time finalist for the best personal finance freelancer award from the Plutus Foundation.
Lequita Westbrooks is an insurance editor at Compare.com. Her writing and editing experiences span several industries, including insurance, personal finance, higher education, and more. She excels at explaining complex topics like auto insurance in simple, easy-to-understand language and is passionate about helping readers save money. Lequita graduated from the University of South Florida, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in English.
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