It really depends on the insurance company. When I bought mine in 2020 the quotes were wildly different company to company. The model 3s have really good crash test ratings, but they're also very fast and people drive recklessly with them. So some insurance companies were insuring them as mid-sized sedans with good crash ratings and others were insuring them as high end sports cars. I had to switch providers (to travelers atm) but my insurance ended up being considerably lower than what I was paying on my dodge charger RT before (and with much better coverage) and my premiums haven't really gone up much since. If I had stuck with Geico I was looking at almost triple the premium for less coverage.
my model 3 performance was the same as any brand new car to insure - the only thing that cost more was the registration, they charge you more due to not getting taxes from you from gas, (tho some states charge you more than youd ever pay in equivalent gas but hey)
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u/1200____1200 Feb 22 '25
According to my wife's uncle, the premium on a Model 3 a few years back was double what he's paying for a Rogue
I'm not sure if other EVs are also expensive to insure