Hyundai Sonata Insurance Cost


Key Takeaways
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Hyundai Sonata insurance costs an average of $186 monthly for full coverage. GEICO offers the lowest rates. Read more

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The Sonata ranks 113th out of 199 sedans for insurance affordability. Among 827 vehicles analyzed, it ranks 445th overall, confirming moderate insurance costs for a mid-size sedan. Read more

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Check rates for your Sonata's specific model year to get accurate insurance costs. A 2025 Sonata costs $332 monthly for full coverage compared to $206 for a 2021 model. Read more

How Much Is Hyundai Sonata Insurance?

Newer Hyundai Sonatas cost more to insure than older models due to their higher market values. You'll pay monthly premiums ranging from $332 for 2025 Sonatas down to $170 for older model years.

$171
$332
$172
$333
$122
$238
$117
$226
$106
$206
$95
$185
$75
$146
$66
$127
$83
$161
$88
$170
2015
$100
$193
2014
$99
$191
2013
$96
$184
2012
$86
$166
2011
$82
$158
2010
$81
$156
2009
$70
$135
2008
$73
$140
2007
$84
$161
2006
$77
$147
2005
$84
$162
2004
$104
$200
2003
$97
$186
2002
$83
$159
2001
$75
$145
2000
$72
$139

Looking for another Hyundai model? Read more about the cost of Hyundai car insurance models.

GEICO charges $61 a month for Hyundai Sonata minimum coverage; UAIC charges $153. Full coverage is $133 with GEICO and $338 with AIG. There's a $92 gap on minimum coverage and a $205 gap on full coverage, so get at least three quotes to find your lowest rate.

AAA$152$316
AIG$200$505
Allstate$162$316
Amica$169$346
Chubb$195$388
Farmers$200$354
Geico$83$179
Kemper$137$274
Nationwide$184$318
Progressive$160$301
State Farm$130$270
The Hartford$137$233
Travelers$141$262
UAIC$207$260

Is Hyundai Sonata Expensive to Insure?

The Hyundai Sonata ranks 113th for affordability among 200 sedans in MoneyGeek's database. It costs a few dollars more a month than a Lexus LS and a few dollars less than a Cadillac CTS.

Across all 827 models in the database, the Sonata ranks 445th, so it's in the more expensive half overall. The Saturn S-Series is the cheapest sedan to insure, and the Cadillac CTS-V is the most expensive.

Audi A5$139110
Pontiac G8$139111
Lexus LS$140112
Hyundai Sonata$141113
Cadillac CTS$141114
Hyundai Ioniq 6$142115
BMW 5-series$142116

Several factors affect what you'll pay for Hyundai Sonata insurance:

  • Average repair costs. The Hyundai Sonata averages $677 a year in repair costs, 7th lowest among Hyundai's 20 models. That below-midpoint figure for a mid-size sedan helps hold premiums in check.
  • Trim, features and accessories. The Sonata's power output ranges from 191 to 290 horsepower depending on trim. Higher-output trims carry more expensive parts and a higher accident risk profile, both of which push premiums up.
  • Driver profile. Sonata drivers tend to fall between ages 30 and 50, with a median around 40, which is a bracket insurers treat as lower risk. Younger drivers pay more regardless of the vehicle. Read more about the costs of Hyundai Sonatas for young drivers.

Hyundai Sonata Insurance Cost by State

Car insurance for a Hyundai Sonata ranges from $33 per month in Wyoming to $186 in Louisiana for minimum coverage, depending on where you're located. These dramatic differences reflect your state's risk characteristics and insurance regulations rather than anything about the Sonata itself.

Alabama$80$150
Alaska$68$144
Arizona$112$210
Arkansas$77$171
California$89$181
Colorado$91$217
Connecticut$133$229
Delaware$135$225
Florida$127$297
Georgia$142$233
Hawaii$50$113
Idaho$52$106
Illinois$86$161
Indiana$61$118
Iowa$53$128
Kansas$68$157
Kentucky$116$197
Louisiana$186$401
Maine$48$100
Maryland$149$252
Massachusetts$96$203
Michigan$147$281
Minnesota$77$159
Mississippi$81$160
Missouri$108$215
Montana$69$163
Nebraska$66$149
Nevada$172$311
New Hampshire$66$116
New Jersey$154$253
New Mexico$76$170
New York$117$210
North Carolina$77$150
North Dakota$55$119
Ohio$73$142
Oklahoma$87$192
Oregon$118$204
Pennsylvania$81$192
Rhode Island$115$206
South Carolina$96$179
South Dakota$51$153
Tennessee$75$151
Texas$117$240
Utah$102$173
Vermont$43$102
Virginia$88$144
Washington$89$165
West Virginia$81$166
Wisconsin$62$137
Wyoming$33$103

Hyundai Sonata Costs by Model Year and Insurance Company

A 35- to 55-year-old driver pays $372 monthly for full coverage on a 2025 Hyundai Sonata compared to just $186 for a 2016 model. Your model year affects insurance costs, with newer vehicles commanding much higher premiums than older ones. Young drivers in their teens and early twenties face even steeper rates across all Hyundai Sonata model years.

GEICO consistently offers the lowest rates across all Sonata model years and could save you hundreds per month. 

Cost of Car Insurance for 2025 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$140$306
National General$240$491
The Hartford$244$416
State Farm$257$537
Kemper$258$513
Travelers$284$532
AAA$309$641
Allstate$313$617
Progressive$321$603
Nationwide$360$624
Amica$362$742
UAIC$375$475
Farmers$394$700
AIG$422$1,089
Chubb$443$885

Cost of Car Insurance for 2024 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$131$287
National General$224$460
The Hartford$228$390
State Farm$241$503
Kemper$241$480
Travelers$266$498
AAA$289$600
Allstate$293$577
Progressive$300$564
Nationwide$337$584
Amica$338$695
UAIC$351$445
Farmers$369$655
AIG$395$1,019
Chubb$414$828

Cost of Car Insurance for 2023 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$130$283
National General$222$454
The Hartford$226$385
State Farm$238$497
Kemper$238$475
Travelers$263$492
AAA$286$594
Allstate$289$571
Progressive$297$558
Nationwide$333$577
Amica$335$687
UAIC$347$440
Farmers$364$648
AIG$391$1,007
Chubb$410$818

Cost of Car Insurance for 2022 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$109$239
National General$187$383
The Hartford$190$325
State Farm$201$419
Kemper$201$400
Travelers$221$415
AAA$241$500
Allstate$244$481
Progressive$250$470
Nationwide$281$486
Amica$282$579
UAIC$292$371
Farmers$307$546
AIG$330$849
Chubb$345$690

Cost of Car Insurance for 2021 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$90$196
National General$154$315
The Hartford$157$267
State Farm$165$345
Kemper$165$329
Travelers$182$341
AAA$198$411
Allstate$201$396
Progressive$206$387
Nationwide$231$400
Amica$232$476
UAIC$240$305
Farmers$253$449
AIG$271$698
Chubb$284$567

Cost of Car Insurance for 2020 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$73$160
National General$125$256
The Hartford$127$217
State Farm$134$280
Kemper$134$268
Travelers$148$277
AAA$161$335
Allstate$163$322
Progressive$167$315
Nationwide$188$325
Amica$189$387
UAIC$195$248
Farmers$205$365
AIG$220$568
Chubb$231$461

Cost of Car Insurance for 2019 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$60$132
National General$103$212
The Hartford$105$179
State Farm$111$232
Kemper$111$221
Travelers$122$229
AAA$133$277
Allstate$135$266
Progressive$138$260
Nationwide$155$269
Amica$156$320
UAIC$162$205
Farmers$170$302
AIG$182$469
Chubb$191$381

Cost of Car Insurance for 2018 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$61$133
National General$75$154
Travelers$85$157
State Farm$88$182
Progressive$95$179
Kemper$101$206
Nationwide$101$175
The Hartford$104$177
AAA$110$228
Amica$116$239
Allstate$122$235
Chubb$131$260
AIG$136$342
UAIC$139$174
Farmers$149$265

Cost of Car Insurance for 2017 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$58$126
National General$72$148
Travelers$82$152
State Farm$85$177
Progressive$91$171
Nationwide$98$170
Kemper$99$201
The Hartford$102$173
AAA$104$216
Amica$112$229
Allstate$116$225
Chubb$128$255
AIG$132$333
UAIC$136$170
Farmers$140$248

Cost of Car Insurance for 2016 Hyundai Sonata

Geico$118$256
National General$121$247
State Farm$170$353
Kemper$178$356
Travelers$180$331
The Hartford$184$313
Amica$187$383
AAA$188$389
Allstate$202$389
Chubb$210$412
Progressive$212$398
AIG$230$565
Farmers$247$437
Nationwide$260$448
UAIC$273$339

Hyundai Sonata Insurance Cost by Trim

Insurance costs for your Hyundai Sonata vary by trim, ranging from $62 monthly for minimum coverage on basic SEL+ Sedan 4D models to $387 for full coverage on Limited variants. Performance features, rarity, and market value determine where each trim falls in this range.

Sel+ Sedan 4d$62$121
Sport+ Sedan 4d$67$129
Limited 2.0t+ Sedan 4d$73$142
Gl Sedan 4d$76$147
Eco Sedan 4d$78$151
Sport 2.0t Sedan 4d$79$152
Sedan 4d$83$160
Gls Sedan 4d$84$161
Sport Sedan 4d$85$164
Limited 2.0t Sedan 4d$86$166
Se Sedan 4d$86$166
Hybrid Sedan 4d$89$171
Lx Sedan 4d$94$181
Limited Sedan 4d$94$183
Sel Sedan 4d$98$189
Hybrid Limited Sedan 4d$103$199
Blue Sedan 4d$106$205
N-Line Sedan 4d$111$216
Sel Plus Sedan 4d$114$221
N Line Sedan 4d$122$237
N Line Night Edition Sedan 4d$126$244
Se$145$281
Sel$157$305
Sel Convenience$167$324
N Line$187$364
Limited$200$387

How to Lower the Cost of Hyundai Sonata Insurance

These steps cut Hyundai Sonata insurance costs without trading away the coverage you need.

  1. 1
    Choose the right coverage

    Coverage needs depend on how you own the Sonata. Paid off: state minimum liability plus comprehensive and collision at a $1,000 deductible is the baseline. Financed or leased: lenders require 100/300/100 liability limits, comprehensive and collision at a $500 deductible and gap insurance. If you own outright and want higher liability limits, 100/300/100 with a $500 deductible is the step up.

  2. 2
    Know what you should be paying

    Average auto insurance costs for mid-size sedans give you a baseline before you start getting quotes. Without that reference point, an above-market quote looks normal. Our data on the cheapest car insurance companies shows which carriers price low for Sonata drivers specifically.

  3. 3
    Check insurer quality, not just price

    A low quote from an insurer with poor claims handling isn't a deal. Before committing, check J.D. Power satisfaction ratings, AM Best financial stability scores and BBB complaint records. Forum discussions on claims processing surface problems that don't appear in formal ratings. Our guide to the best car insurance companies covers all of those factors together.

  4. 4
    Find every discount you qualify for

    Hyundai Sonata owners commonly qualify for safety feature discounts, good driver credits, multi-vehicle savings and bundling discounts when combining auto and home policies. Our full list of car insurance discounts shows what's available and which ones stack.

  5. 5
    Consider usage-based insurance

    Progressive Snapshot and Allstate Drivewise monitor speed, braking and mileage, then price the policy on actual driving behavior. Sonata drivers who keep mileage low and drive conservatively tend to come out ahead on these programs.

  6. 6
    Pull quotes once a year

    Insurers don't flag when competitors drop their rates. Comparing quotes at each renewal catches pricing shifts before they compound.

Hyundai Sonata Insurance Cost: Bottom Line

Hyundai Sonata insurance runs average in cost, though you'll find decent rates with smart shopping. Compare quotes from multiple insurers, maximize discounts and adjust coverage options to secure your best rate.

Hyundai Sonata Insurance Rates: FAQ

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How We Determined Hyundai Sonata Insurance Costs

Hyundai Sonata cost estimates are drawn from hundreds of millions of quote estimates for U.S. models sold from 2000 to 2025. Data are from Quadrant Information Services. Rates reflect a 40-year-old unmarried male driver with a clean record, no prior claims, a good credit score, a valid license with no suspensions and 12,000 miles driven annually.

Coverage definitions. Minimum coverage reflects state-required liability limits. Full coverage is 100/300/100 liability plus comprehensive and collision with $1,000 deductibles.

About Mark Fitzpatrick


Mark Fitzpatrick, Licensed P&C Insurance Expert, MoneyGeek

Mark Fitzpatrick, a Licensed Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance Producer in Connecticut, is MoneyGeek's resident insurance expert. He has spent nearly a decade analyzing the market, first at LendingTree and now at MoneyGeek, where he has produced original research on hundreds of carriers and millions of rates across auto, home, renters, health and life insurance.

He covers economics and insurance at MoneyGeek, and his work has been featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times and NPR, among other outlets.

Like all MoneyGeek analysts, he draws on independent cost and consumer experience data. No insurance company partnership influences his recommendations.

Fitzpatrick earned his degrees from Johns Hopkins University (M.A. Economics and International Relations) and Boston College (B.A.). He began his career in financial risk management at State Street. He's also a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion.