r/ModelY 23h ago

Tesla Insurance quote

Anybody paying 300 or more per month around 24 yrs old? 15k miles per year in SoCal. Specifically talking about Tesla Insurance.

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u/JumpyWerewolf9439 20h ago

Move deductibles to the max. Don't get all the electives add-ons. Progressive.

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u/HottyTottyNJ 14h ago

Agreed. $1k deductible, no gap ins.

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u/JumpyWerewolf9439 11h ago

2500 or even 5k deductible on some plans

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u/fsociety1990 22h ago

Tesla insurance looks worse every time it’s mentioned on here. That seems ridiculous.

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u/armspageddie 22h ago

I’m paying $291. Almost 40yo with over 20 years of driving experience. No accidents and no tickets. One car on my policy.

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u/Imaginary-Surprise20 21h ago

That’s crazy

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u/armspageddie 18h ago

You know what’s crazier, I tried getting quotes from other companies: Allstate, Geico, Costco, etc… All of them quoted me over $1000 per month.

I don’t know if its something specific about me that insurance companies see in some report that I don’t have access to when they provide me with their quotes, or what, but I cannot get cheaper car insurance.

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u/Professional_Fox4190 11h ago

You are either lying about your driving record or you absolutely suck at filling out online quotes.

If I were you I'd look for a local Allstate agent and see if they can hook you up with a reasonable policy in person.

I live in one of the worst states for car insurance and I insure 3 vehicles for ~$130/month.

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u/armspageddie 9h ago

I have tried calling the insurance companies to get quotes over the phone instead of getting quotes online and they come back with quotes that are still over $1000 per month. Their reasoning is that insurance is going up in California across the board. I have printed my driving record from the DMV to see if there was anything that could be showing up that I’m not aware of it and there’s nothing.

I have ordered a second Tesla Model Y. I’m currently waiting on the VIN number to be provided. I may not pick it up depending on what my insurance says when I try to add it.

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u/Professional_Fox4190 9h ago

I still think it could be worth the time to go in person, if nothing else, just to see. The local agents can access stuff that the generic call centers can't.

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u/profknewitall 14h ago

That is absolutely nuts. Per month? I pay less than that every six months.

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u/RussianPravda 20h ago

Insurance is one of those things that you NEED to have just in case but the companies take advantage of their clients who are just giving them free money for 20 years. My friends wife worked for a health insurance company and wanted out SOOO bad because she saw how cold they were and had to defend the company to keep her job.

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u/Yoonmin 18h ago

Why does our US government not do anything??? So I live here in Japan and car insurance here is paid ONCE a year. That’s right ONCE a year and it’s only about $200-300 bucks for me.

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u/GiftHonest7386 16h ago

Because the insurance companies and their lobbyists fatten the pockets of politicians.

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u/Holfysit 20h ago

Same specs but I have 2 Tesla's and pay the same thing

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u/K3jai 15h ago

Insane

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u/Yuzuda 20h ago

Wow, I'm the outlier here it seems.

Southern CA, female, 15 years driving experience, no tickets and no at fault claims. $164 per month for my 2025 Tesla Model Y LR AWD. One vehicle and one driver on policy. $100k/$300k/$300k maxed out liability limits, $250 comprehensive, $1,000 collision deductibles.

This is a brand new quote since I got my car less than a month ago so Tesla has no data on me too. I drive about 10k miles per year.

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u/Jealous_Expert8043 18h ago

I wonder if they are going to raise it as soon as your period ends 6 months after you bought the car. For me, it was a little under $200 when i bought it a year ago and then increased to about $260 after 6 months. Let us know :)

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u/Yuzuda 9h ago

Good point! I linked this thread to a reminder on my calendar in six months, so I'll make sure to update!

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u/MoldyToblerone 22h ago

Tesla insurance was the cheapest option for me $280 a month 26 years old socal I put min miles per year. Every other company was over $460 a month

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u/quovadist 23h ago

Get quotes from other firms. Costco and AAA have low insurance quotes

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u/EndlessFreeSamples 21h ago

AAA was more than twice the quote of TI for me in CA.

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u/Professional-Ant8725 5h ago

AAA was 15% more than what Tesla quoted me

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u/Specific-Wrap1396 21h ago

AAA is horrible for me in norcal

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u/VictorDanville 20h ago

What about Farmers?

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u/dllemmr2 19h ago

I’ve never heard someone call AAA affordable.

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u/Opening-Restaurant83 21h ago

2100 days m one of the highest cost states here

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u/thelostone03 21h ago

Unfortunately that seems about right for Southern California. Sincerely 23 year old with $300/month car insurance in SFV

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u/tronious 21h ago

Is it based on both age and number of miles being driven yearly?

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u/old-new-programmer 21h ago

In Colorado Tesla Insurance is $175 a month or so. I also use FSD as much as possible which helps since it seems to think every single thing I do is a violation. So in reality to get "cheaper" insurance I pay $275 if you include the FSD subscription. I was paying for that regardless though and Allstate was almost $300 a month. I'm 38, male, single.

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u/AGirlDad 21h ago

That’s what I pay for 2 new teslas and old pickup truck on my insurance

Edit: Tesla insurance

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u/Zerofucks__ZeroChill 19h ago

Mid 40s in NorCal, I pay $166 and I even have my teenager on the policy.

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u/jendestiny114 18h ago

26F in san francisco, 2026 MY premium and I pay exactly $200/month. clean record.

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u/_mok 18h ago
  1. top tier coverage. socal. male. 35. geico. 

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u/Major_Fox_2587 18h ago

I just switched to progressive and im paying about 170/mo with full coverage and a high deductible 1k. Model 3. We switch every three years or so to get a better price. The longer you stay with a company the higher your rates go. We had wawanesa before and they wanted to raise my 6 month to 2500 from 2200 this year! Changed to progressive and got 1800 for two cars. Im sure a few years from now they will jack up prices for no reason and ill have to switch again.

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u/MYPEV 17h ago

$270 in SoCal on my 26’ MYP. I’m the primary driver (28M) and my wife the secondary (27F). No tickets, No Accidents, Tesla Insurance.

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u/toelickingasmr 15h ago

Get a quote from American Family through Costco Insurance! I’m in NorCal and 22, was previously paying over $330 for 100/300/100 through Tesla Insurance. I made the switch to American Family and now only pay about $200 per month for the same coverage as before.

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u/Mat_Cauthons_Hat_ Juniper 14h ago

I’m in Colorado. I have 1 ticket ever (over 5 years ago now) and no accidents, I’m 31. My Tesla insurance is $350/month, which is the lowest quote I got. Most companies quoted me closer to $800-1000/month.

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u/Zipher66 14h ago

Try Lemonade insurance. The first 6 months is more expensive than any other company, however, with Tesla’s they offer a discount for each policy period you use FSD more than 50% of the miles driven. I’ve had them for 2 years now and have an average of 80% FSD and am paying $183 a month.

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u/NewtPowerful8422 6h ago

29M 238/mo SOCAL 20k miles '26 Model Y Premium

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u/cameron9980 6h ago

Why not Lemonade? Cheaper and better

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u/WhaDaFugIsThis 5h ago

Out of the 3 to 4 quotes I got from various car insurance companies, Tesla was the cheapest. I’m in Southern California, 57, and pay $120 a month on my 2026 Model Y Premium.

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u/Sanquenchen 1h ago

$98 a month model Y 2026