Tesla Model Y Car Insurance Cost: Average Rates, Cheapest Companies, and How to Save

The average cost of car insurance for the Tesla Model Y is $245 per month, but USAA and State Farm offer cheaper coverage.

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Key Takeaways
  • The average car insurance premium for a Tesla Model Y is $245 per month, which is 51% more than the average for all vehicles.

  • USAA offers the cheapest car insurance coverage for the Tesla Model Y, with an average premium of just $137 per month.

  • Tesla Model Y insurance is expensive because the vehicle is costly to repair and has a higher cash value than many other vehicles on the road.

Average Car Insurance Cost for Tesla Model Y

Tesla Model Y insurance costs vary by policy type. Liability insurance, which covers property damage and injuries to the other party when you cause an accident, is cheaper than full-coverage insurance.

Full coverage, which includes collision and comprehensive coverage, helps pay to repair or replace your vehicle after an at-fault accident or other non-collision event, such as theft or flood damage. The table below shows the average cost of car insurance for the Tesla Model Y and how it compares to the average premium for all vehicles.

Vehicle
Average Liability Premium
Average Full-Coverage Premium
Overall Average Premium
Tesla Model Y$158$332$245
All vehicles$114$210$162
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The average Model Y premium for liability coverage is $158 per month, while the average full-coverage premium is $332 per month. The Tesla Model Y is expensive to insure compared to other vehicles, especially for a full-coverage policy, which costs 58% more on average. But individual rates vary by model year, driver age, driving history, and other factors.[1]

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The Cheapest Car Insurance Companies for the Tesla Model Y

Every car insurance company calculates premiums differently, so rates can vary from one insurer to the next, even for the same vehicle. The table below shows the companies that offer the cheapest Tesla Model Y insurance, according to Compare.com data. Keep in mind, the cheapest coverage isn’t necessarily the best car insurance.

Company
Average Monthly Premium
USAA$137
State Farm$151
Allstate$193
American Family$206
GEICO$212
AAA$232
Nationwide$250
Progressive$255
Travelers$261
Farmers$295
Liberty Mutual$352
Amica$664
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USAA
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Coverage options4.93.2
Customer service4.63.6
Discounts4.92.9
Policy transparency4.93.1
Value4.92.9
How drivers feel about USAA

Customers appreciate the prompt customer service and claims handling but are frustrated by the significant and frequent price increases.

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Thomas
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Good. I was able, this time, to reach a live person quickly.
Good company. I lost my coverage due to accidents.
Mark
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Unexplainable
Rates go up with every renewal, even though no claims have been made for years.
Walter
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Poor
I don’t understand why my insurance premium doubled in less than a year.
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Why we picked this company

For eligible military members, veterans, and their families, USAA offers great coverage options and is top-rated for both claims satisfaction (J.D. Power) and financial strength (AM Best). In addition to military discounts, the company offers savings opportunities for Tesla Model Y drivers, including a safe-driving program, a new-car discount, and an anti-theft discount.

Pros
  • Anti-theft device discount

  • High J.D. Power claims rating

Cons
  • Military members, veterans, and families only

  • Poor Trustpilot rating

State Farm
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Coverage options4.43.2
Customer service4.53.6
Discounts4.32.9
Policy transparency4.33.1
Value4.22.9
How drivers feel about State Farm

Customers appreciate the helpful agents and prompt claim handling, but many are unhappy with the constant rate increases, even for safe drivers. Some also reported poor customer service.

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They told me it would be $90 a month, but then they sent me a bill for $175.
Robert
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Low Rate Promise, Then They Jack Up Your Rates
They give you a good rate to get you started, and then upon renewal, they jack up the rates by 25%.
Durene
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State Farm isn’t a good fit for customers with a great driving record
They were rude and disrespectful. They don’t seem to try to help people save money, even if they have a great driving record. They don’t want to explain things and charge way too much for someone with a great driving record. They say I qualify for all of these discounts, but the price never goes down at all.
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Why we picked this company

State Farm holds an A+ financial strength grade from AM Best and received an above-average claims satisfaction rating from J.D. Power. The company offers discounts for safety and security features for the Tesla Model Y, along with mobile app claims and roadside assistance, plus a dedicated agent for every policy.

Pros
Cons
  • Few coverage add-ons

  • Not BBB-accredited

Allstate
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Coverage options4.33.2
Customer service4.33.6
Discounts4.42.9
Policy transparency4.23.1
Value4.12.9
How drivers feel about Allstate

Customers appreciate the insurer's efficient service and knowledgeable agents but find the consistently rising rates and lack of communication to be major drawbacks.

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David
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Poor Value
I’ve been with Allstate for 25+ years, have never had a claim, and the cost is way too high. I have a clean driving record and drive less than 20 miles per day. I’m looking for cheaper options.
Nancy
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I want my coverage for less
$1,000 for 6 months is too much.
John
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I wanted to lower my homeowner premium by about $80 a month
I wanted to lower my homeowner premium by about $80 a month. The Drivewise feature seems like a better app than Progressive’s.
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Why we picked this company

Allstate offers perks that appeal to electric vehicle owners, including discounts on home chargers and installation through its partners. Allstate’s roadside assistance coverage includes battery charging in most markets, and the company also offers an anti-theft discount. But Allstate has some customer satisfaction issues.

Pros
  • A+ AM Best rating

  • Offers accident forgiveness

Cons
  • Below-average J.D. Power rating

  • Poor Trustpilot rating

Tesla Model Y Insurance Rates by Model Year

The model year of your Tesla Model Y will affect your monthly insurance premium. Older model years have a lower market value, which makes them cheaper to replace and cheaper to insure.

A car model’s safety rating and likelihood of theft affect insurance rates as well, but the Tesla Model Y has consistently high safety ratings. The 2022–2024 model years also have low theft claim rates, according to a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Recent Tesla model years have similar premiums, while older model years have slightly cheaper premiums due to depreciation. Rates also vary by company. The table below shows the average monthly premium for each model year. Click through the tabs to find the cheapest car insurance company for your Tesla Model Y.

Model Y Model Year
Average Monthly Premium
2026$294
2025$296
2024$296
2023$295
2022$295
2021$285
2020$272
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Cheapest insurance for a 2026 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$181
Allstate$231
American Family$247
GEICO$254
AAA$278
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Cheapest insurance for a 2025 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$182
Allstate$233
American Family$249
GEICO$256
AAA$280
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Cheapest insurance for a 2024 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$182
Allstate$233
American Family$249
GEICO$256
AAA$280
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Cheapest insurance for a 2023 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$182
Allstate$232
American Family$248
GEICO$255
AAA$279
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Cheapest insurance for a 2022 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$182
Allstate$232
American Family$248
GEICO$255
AAA$279
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Cheapest insurance for a 2021 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$176
Allstate$225
American Family$240
GEICO$247
AAA$270
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Cheapest insurance for a 2020 Tesla Model Y

Company
Average Monthly Premium
State Farm$168
Allstate$214
American Family$229
GEICO$235
AAA$258
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Tesla Model Y Insurance Rates by State

Auto insurers calculate Tesla car insurance costs in part based on where you live and where you park your car. Local theft, vandalism, and accident rates affect premiums, as do weather events, repair costs, and the frequency of lawsuits and insurance fraud. Premiums tend to be higher in urban areas with a high cost of living.

Explore the map below to find the average monthly auto insurance premium for the Tesla Model Y in your state, based on Compare.com data.

Model Y Rates by State

State
Average Monthly Premium
Alabama$202
Arizona$215
Arkansas$233
California$263
Colorado$263
Connecticut$365
Delaware$306
Florida$285
Georgia$327
Hawaii$162
Idaho$134
Illinois$203
Indiana$167
Iowa$138
Kansas$190
Kentucky$253
Louisiana$274
Maine$179
Maryland$389
Massachusetts$193
Michigan$295
Minnesota$223
Mississippi$193
Missouri$233
Montana$191
Nebraska$185
Nevada$324
New Hampshire$113
New Jersey$345
New Mexico$186
New York$282
North Carolina$114
North Dakota$150
Ohio$158
Oklahoma$220
Oregon$196
Pennsylvania$206
Rhode Island$282
South Carolina$313
South Dakota$177
Tennessee$182
Texas$281
Utah$192
Vermont$184
Virginia$229
Washington$217
District of Columbia$403
West Virginia$189
Wisconsin$155
Wyoming$144

Tesla Model Y Insurance Rates by Driver Age

Car insurance premiums tend to decrease with age because mature drivers are involved in fewer car accidents than young drivers. Insurers price policies based on risk, so if a driver younger than 25 is listed on your insurance policy, you’ll likely pay more for car insurance.

The table below shows the average monthly premium for each age group, according to Compare.com data. Seniors generally pay the lowest car insurance rates, and teens pay more than twice the average monthly premium seniors pay.

Age Group
Average Monthly Premium
Teens$470
Adults$245
Seniors$211
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Cheapest Tesla Model Y car insurance for teens and drivers under 25

Car insurance rates are especially high for teen drivers since teens are more likely to be involved in a car crash than any other age group.[2] But some insurers are more lenient than others when setting premiums for young drivers, so you can often save money by comparing quotes.

The chart below shows the cheapest auto insurance companies for teens and young drivers, based on data from Compare.com. Keep in mind that many companies also offer good student discounts and other savings to offset the high costs for young drivers.

Cheapest Rates for Young Drivers

Category
Price
State Farm$242
Allstate$309
American Family$330
GEICO$339
AAA$371

Cheapest Tesla Model Y car insurance for seniors

Older drivers have more experience behind the wheel. They’re less likely to speed and more likely to drive safely than young drivers. They tend to be in fewer accidents because they don’t drive as many miles.

Because they present a lower risk to insurers, drivers in their 60s tend to pay the lowest premiums. Rates sometimes rise for senior drivers older than 70 or 75 due to health- and age-related risks.[3]

Some insurers offer cheaper car insurance for seniors than others, including the companies listed in the table below. These insurers offer the cheapest premiums for senior Tesla Model Y drivers, according to Compare.com data.

Cheapest Rates for Seniors

Category
Price
State Farm$128
Allstate$164
American Family$175
GEICO$180
AAA$197

Tesla Model Y Insurance Rates by Driving Record

If you have at-fault accidents, speeding tickets, or other infractions on your driving record, you’ll pay more than people with a clean driving record. The increase depends on the type of violation. Drivers with DUIs pay 68% higher premiums than drivers with a clean record, based on Compare.com data.

A DUI conviction can also affect your car insurance rate for longer than other infractions. Depending on your state and your insurer, a DUI on your driving record could affect your auto insurance premiums for up to 10 years.

The table below shows how the most common traffic violations affect car insurance premiums for the Tesla Model Y, according to data from Compare.com.

Driving Record
Average Monthly Premium
Clean record$245
Speeding ticket$328
At-fault accident$350
DUI$412
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Cheapest Tesla Model Y insurance for drivers with a speeding ticket

Speeding is a high-risk driving behavior, so insurance companies charge a higher premium if you have a speeding ticket on your record. Speeding contributed to more than 11,288 car accident fatalities in 2024 alone, according to the National Safety Council.[4] The increase in premium from a speeding ticket depends on how fast you were going, the number of tickets you received, and the state law.

Some auto insurers are more lenient with rate increases for speeding tickets, so it pays to compare quotes. The table below shows the cheapest car insurance companies for Tesla Model Y drivers with a speeding ticket.

Cheapest Rates With a Ticket

Category
Price
State Farm$188
Allstate$250
American Family$268
AAA$283
GEICO$284

Cheapest Tesla Model Y insurance for drivers with an accident

Insurers typically raise your rates after an at-fault accident due to the increased likelihood of future collision claims and keep those elevated rates for three years. The percentage increase varies by company. A history of multiple serious accidents could even lead to non-renewal.

Some insurers give less weight to accident claims than others when setting premiums. The table below shows which companies offer the cheapest car insurance for Tesla Model Y drivers with an at-fault accident on their record, according to Compare.com data.

Cheapest Rates With an Accident

Category
Price
State Farm$193
Allstate$251
GEICO$256
American Family$269
Nationwide$329

Cheapest Tesla Model Y insurance for drivers with a DUI

A DUI is a serious offense leading to the steepest increase in a driver’s car insurance premium of any infraction. An astounding 30% of car accident deaths in the U.S. involve drunk drivers, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) data.[5] For insurers, the risk of an expensive claim when insuring someone with a history of driving under the influence is high, so companies charge higher premiums.

But some companies specialize in insuring high-risk drivers and offer relatively low rates to DUI drivers. Comparing quotes helps keep insurance costs manageable. The table below shows the cheapest auto insurers for Tesla Model Y drivers with DUIs, along with their average monthly premiums, according to Compare.com data.

Cheapest Rates With a DUI

Category
Price
State Farm$221
Allstate$282
GEICO$290
American Family$301
AAA$339

Deep Dive: What Affects Tesla Model Y Car Insurance Rates?

Tesla Model Y vehicles are built with advanced technology, including unique safety and security features, that affects the electric midsize SUV’s insurance rates. Insurers take the following factors into account when setting premiums:

  • Vehicle value: The purchase price for a 2026 Tesla Model Y ranges from $41,630 to $60,000+, according to Kelley Blue Book, putting it around the average for a new vehicle.[6] A used 2020 Tesla Model Y sells for around $24,100, which is slightly less than the average price for used vehicle listings. But they’re still worth more than many of the cars currently on the road.

  • High repair costs: Teslas are more expensive to repair than gas-powered cars and even other electric vehicles, which may drive up insurance rates.

  • High accident and fatal crash rates: Despite receiving high IIHS safety ratings, Tesla Model Y vehicles have been associated with high accident and fatal crash rates in recent studies, which could affect premiums.

  • Low theft claims frequency: The 2022–2024 model years of the Tesla Model Y rank second lowest for relative claim frequency for whole-vehicle theft in an IIHS study, indicating to insurers that the risk of theft is very low. This could have a positive effect on insurance premiums.

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How to Get Cheaper Car Insurance for Your Tesla Model Y

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Though the Tesla Model Y is more expensive to insure than other vehicles, you have a few options to save money on car insurance.[7]

  • Look for vehicle equipment discounts. Given Tesla’s advanced safety and security features, you’ll likely qualify for anti-theft device discounts and safety feature discounts if you choose an insurance company that offers them.

  • Choose a high deductible. If you select one, you’ll save money on your monthly premium. To ensure you’ll have enough cash to cover the deductible after a claim, consider putting the money you save on gas into a savings account.

  • Consider autonomous car insurance. If you elect to subscribe to Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) option, consider purchasing this insurance. This is a new product — currently, Lemonade is the only company to offer a policy — but it saves you 50% on every mile you drive with FSD.

  • Compare quotes. Remember that every insurer calculates premiums differently, so the best way to find the lowest price is to compare quotes from several insurers. You can use an insurance-comparison site to save time.

Tesla Model Y Auto Insurance FAQs

If you still have questions about car insurance for your Tesla EV, get clarity before you hit the road. Here are the answers to some common questions Tesla owners ask about car insurance.

Is the Tesla Model Y expensive to insure?

Yes, the Tesla Model Y is more expensive to insure than the average vehicle. The overall average monthly premium is $245 for all model years, compared to $162 for all vehicles, according to Compare.com data.

What’s the cheapest insurance company for a Tesla Model Y?

The cheapest insurance company for a Tesla Model Y is USAA. State Farm and Allstate also offer cheap Tesla Model Y insurance. To find the lowest premium for your Tesla Model Y, it’s a good idea to compare car insurance quotes.

How much is car insurance for a 2026 Tesla Model Y?

The average car insurance premium for a 2026 Tesla Model Y is $294 per month, though some insurers offer lower rates. State Farm charges an average monthly premium of just $181 to insure the 2026 Tesla Model Y.

What’s the cheapest Tesla to insure?

The cheapest Tesla to insure is the Model S, with an average premium of $205 per month, based on Compare.com data.

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  2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "Risk Factors for Teen Drivers."
  3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "Older Adult Drivers."
  4. National Safety Council. "Speeding."
  5. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. "Drunk Driving."
  6. Kelley Blue Book. "2026 Tesla Model Y."
  7. Insurance Information Institute. "How to save money on car insurance."

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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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Lindsay Frankel is a personal finance and insurance writer who’s been writing for Compare.com since 2023. Her work has been featured in publications such as Investopedia, LendingTree, The Balance, SFGate, Bankrate, and FinanceBuzz.

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Nick Versaw leads Compare.com's editorial department, where he and his team specialize in crafting helpful, easy-to-understand content about car insurance and other related topics. With nearly a decade of experience writing and editing insurance and personal finance articles, his work has helped readers discover substantial savings on necessary expenses, including insurance, transportation, health care, and more. As an award-winning writer, Nick has seen his work published in countless renowned publications, such as the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and U.S. News & World Report. He graduated with Latin honors from Virginia Commonwealth University, where he earned his Bachelor's Degree in Digital Journalism.

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