Tesla Model X Insurance Cost


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Tesla Model X insurance costs an average of $279 monthly for full coverage. Kemper is offering the lowest rates at $259 monthly for full coverage on 2025 models. Read more

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The Model X ranks 204th out of 256 SUVs for insurance affordability, placing it in the more expensive tier of its vehicle class. Among all 827 vehicles analyzed, it ranks 702nd overall, confirming its position as one of the pricier models to insure. Read more

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Shop multiple insurers annually, as full coverage pricing ranges from $213 monthly with UAIC to $460 with AIG for identical coverage. Taking advantage of safety feature and electric vehicle discounts can reduce premiums by up to 24%. Read more

How Much Is Tesla Model X Insurance?

Tesla Model X insurance costs vary substantially by model year, with newer vehicles being more expensive to cover. Monthly premiums range from $405 for 2025 models down to $108 for older Model Xs as depreciation reduces replacement costs.

$190
$372
$187
$368
$167
$329
$153
$301
$180
$351
$143
$280
$134
$261
$108
$211
$128
$248
$124
$241

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

Costs vary by model year and company. Tesla Model X minimum coverage ranges from $117 monthly with State Farm to $214 with Farmers, while full coverage spans $213 monthly with UAIC to higher rates with AIG.

Rate variations (more than $97 for minimum coverage and $247 for full coverage) demonstrate why Model X owners need to shop around. Insurance companies calculate risk differently for each model, which impacts your final quote.

AAA$164$340
AIG$184$460
Allstate$172$334
Amica$170$348
Chubb$163$328
Farmers$214$375
Geico$125$272
Kemper$154$327
Nationwide$142$247
Progressive$144$270
State Farm$117$244
The Hartford$208$354
Travelers$122$225
UAIC$170$213

Is Tesla Model X Expensive to Insure?

Is Tesla Model X Expensive to Insure?

Among 256 SUVs, the Tesla Model X ranks 204th for insurance affordability. It's a few dollars a month more than an Aston Martin DBX and a few less than a Land Rover Range Rover.

Across all 827 vehicles in MoneyGeek's database, the Model X ranks 702nd, so it's in the most expensive 15% overall. The Isuzu Amigo is the cheapest SUV to insure. The Audi SQ8 e-tron is the most expensive.

Land Rover Defender$201201
Polestar 4$206202
Aston Martin DBX$210203
Tesla Model X$211204
Land Rover Range Rover$212205
GMC Hummer EV$215206
BMW iX$215207

Several factors affect what you'll pay for Tesla Model X insurance:

  • Average Repair or Replacement Costs: Tesla Model X repairs average $1,607 a year, and it's the most expensive among Tesla's six models. Higher repair costs raise the insurer's exposure on any claim, which affects premiums.
  • Vehicle Trim, Features and Accessories: Horsepower ranges from 670 to 1,020 depending on trim. Higher-performance variants cost more to insure because more power raises claim risk.
  • Driver Profile: Most Model X owners are 40 to 50 with higher incomes, a profile that gets lower rates. The Model X's performance reputation can draw higher-risk drivers, which insurers price in. Read more about the costs of Tesla Model Xs for young drivers.

Tesla Model X Insurance Cost by State

Minimum coverage on a Tesla Model X is $58 a month in Wyoming and $276 in Louisiana. The gap reflects each state's risk profile and regulations, not the vehicle.

Alabama$123$236
Alaska$105$222
Arizona$165$308
Arkansas$123$273
California$140$282
Colorado$131$317
Connecticut$188$323
Delaware$176$294
Florida$157$372
Georgia$182$306
Hawaii$74$168
Idaho$77$158
Illinois$137$258
Indiana$88$173
Iowa$88$212
Kansas$107$249
Kentucky$166$284
Louisiana$276$581
Maine$78$162
Maryland$213$360
Massachusetts$145$308
Michigan$217$419
Minnesota$121$254
Mississippi$145$284
Missouri$184$363
Montana$115$277
Nebraska$103$237
Nevada$210$384
New Hampshire$107$191
New Jersey$217$361
New Mexico$129$291
New York$154$277
North Carolina$102$201
North Dakota$94$206
Ohio$106$207
Oklahoma$131$292
Oregon$144$251
Pennsylvania$139$322
Rhode Island$179$321
South Carolina$136$255
South Dakota$82$255
Tennessee$113$228
Texas$164$334
Utah$134$229
Vermont$74$174
Virginia$137$220
Washington$121$227
West Virginia$133$268
Wisconsin$97$215
Wyoming$58$177

Tesla Model X Costs by Model Year and Insurance Company

A 2016 Tesla Model X costs about $266 monthly to insure for drivers aged 35 to 55, while a 2025 model jumps to $389 per month for the same coverage. Your Tesla Model X insurance costs change greatly depending on model year and driver age on your policy. Newer models are much more expensive to insure, and young drivers in their teens and early twenties face even steeper rates across all years.

Kemper offers the cheapest rates across all Tesla Model X model years and could save you hundreds monthly compared to average costs. Shopping between insurers gives you the best opportunity to reduce your premium.

Cost of Car Insurance for 2025 Tesla Model X

Kemper$126$259
National General$135$276
Nationwide$147$257
Travelers$152$282
State Farm$168$355
UAIC$181$226
Progressive$185$346
Geico$201$439
Chubb$218$439
AAA$220$459
Amica$231$476
AIG$235$595
Allstate$236$458
The Hartford$257$439
Farmers$300$526

Cost of Car Insurance for 2024 Tesla Model X

State Farm$140$294
National General$142$290
Travelers$157$290
Geico$166$362
Progressive$169$317
Nationwide$179$312
UAIC$193$244
Kemper$202$441
Allstate$218$425
AAA$221$462
Chubb$227$460
Amica$246$506
The Hartford$246$420
AIG$249$631
Farmers$282$492

Cost of Car Insurance for 2023 Tesla Model X

State Farm$125$263
National General$127$259
Travelers$140$259
Geico$149$324
Progressive$151$283
Nationwide$160$279
UAIC$172$218
Kemper$181$395
Allstate$195$381
AAA$198$413
Chubb$203$411
Amica$220$453
The Hartford$220$375
AIG$223$565
Farmers$252$440

Cost of Car Insurance for 2022 Tesla Model X

State Farm$114$241
National General$116$237
Travelers$128$237
Geico$136$296
Progressive$138$259
Nationwide$147$255
UAIC$158$200
Kemper$165$361
Allstate$178$348
AAA$181$377
Chubb$186$376
Amica$201$414
The Hartford$201$343
AIG$204$516
Farmers$230$402

Cost of Car Insurance for 2021 Tesla Model X

National General$135$277
Geico$155$337
Travelers$162$298
State Farm$163$340
The Hartford$172$294
Nationwide$183$319
Kemper$191$394
Allstate$194$377
Progressive$195$366
AAA$203$421
Chubb$210$421
Amica$213$437
UAIC$231$289
AIG$233$581
Farmers$274$485

Cost of Car Insurance for 2020 Tesla Model X

National General$98$202
State Farm$115$241
Geico$124$270
Travelers$127$234
Progressive$138$259
Nationwide$155$270
AAA$161$336
Chubb$163$329
UAIC$166$210
Kemper$166$358
Amica$172$353
Allstate$176$343
AIG$188$475
The Hartford$202$345
Farmers$211$367

Cost of Car Insurance for 2019 Tesla Model X

National General$92$188
State Farm$108$225
Geico$116$252
Travelers$118$219
Progressive$129$242
Nationwide$145$252
AAA$151$314
Chubb$152$307
UAIC$155$196
Kemper$155$335
Amica$160$330
Allstate$165$320
AIG$176$444
The Hartford$189$322
Farmers$197$343

Cost of Car Insurance for 2018 Tesla Model X

National General$74$152
State Farm$87$182
Geico$94$204
Travelers$96$177
Progressive$104$196
Nationwide$117$204
AAA$122$254
Chubb$123$248
UAIC$125$158
Kemper$125$270
Amica$130$267
Allstate$133$259
AIG$142$359
The Hartford$153$261
Farmers$159$277

Cost of Car Insurance for 2017 Tesla Model X

National General$87$178
Geico$105$228
Travelers$106$196
State Farm$108$225
Nationwide$126$217
Amica$136$279
Chubb$138$275
Kemper$143$292
Progressive$145$271
AAA$146$303
Allstate$157$303
AIG$157$387
UAIC$179$224
Farmers$192$337
The Hartford$230$392

Cost of Car Insurance for 2016 Tesla Model X

National General$84$173
Geico$102$221
Travelers$103$190
State Farm$105$218
Nationwide$122$211
Amica$132$271
Chubb$134$266
Kemper$138$283
Progressive$140$263
AAA$142$294
Allstate$152$294
AIG$152$375
UAIC$174$217
Farmers$186$327
The Hartford$223$380

Tesla Model X Insurance Cost by Trim

Insurance costs for your Tesla Model X range from $405 monthly for full coverage on high-performance Model X Plaid variants down to $116 for minimum coverage on basic Standard Range Sport Utility 4d models. Performance features, rarity, and market value determine where each trim falls in this wide cost spectrum.

Standard Range Sport Utility 4d$116$226
100d Sport Utility 4d$118$231
75d Sport Utility 4d$118$231
60d Sport Utility 4d$119$231
90d Sport Utility 4d$119$232
P90d Sport Utility 4d$124$241
P100d Sport Utility 4d$132$257
Long Range Sport Utility 4d$137$269
P90d Signature Sport Utility 4d$139$271
Standard Sport Utility 4d$153$302
Long Range Plus Sport Utility 4d$153$299
Model X$168$332
Performance Sport Utility 4d$168$328
Plaid Sport Utility 4d$171$338
Standard$175$343
Plaid$205$402
Model X Plaid$205$405

How to Lower the Cost of Tesla Model X Insurance

We've compiled proven strategies to help you find affordable Tesla Model X insurance rates:

  1. 1
    Choose the right coverage

    Coverage needs depend on how you own the car.

    Own it outright (lower cost):

    • State minimum liability requirements
    • Comprehensive and collision with a $1,000 deductible

    Own it outright (more coverage):

    • $100,000/$300,000/$100,000 liability coverage
    • Comprehensive and collision with a $500 deductible

    Financing or leasing:

    • $100,000/$300,000/$100,000 liability coverage
    • Comprehensive and collision with a $500 deductible
    • Gap insurance (most lenders require this)
  2. 2
    Research costs and cheap companies

    Check average auto insurance costs for luxury SUVs before you shop. That number tells you whether a quote is competitive. Use it alongside a list of the cheapest car insurance companies to find a better price.

  3. 3
    Look for more than just low rates

    Price isn't everything with car insurance. Check J.D. Power satisfaction ratings, Better Business Bureau records and AM Best financial stability scores. Forum reviews on claims handling are worth reading too. A cheap policy with slow or disputed claims can cost more than a slightly higher premium from a reliable insurer.

  4. 4
    Check discounts you qualify for

    Check every car insurance discount before buying. Tesla Model X owners commonly qualify for safety features discounts, good driver discounts, multi-vehicle discounts and bundling discounts. Some insurers also offer green vehicle discounts for electric vehicles — ask specifically.

  5. 5
    Consider alternative car insurance types

    Usage-based programs like Progressive Snapshot or Allstate Drivewise track your driving and lower premiums for safe habits. Low-mileage drivers see the biggest savings from pay-per-mile options.

  6. 6
    Check rates every year

    Get car insurance quotes from multiple companies each year. Insurers don't tell you when competitors drop their prices. Annual comparisons can save up to 24%, so set a reminder at each renewal.

Tesla Model X Insurance Cost: Bottom Line

The Model X costs more than average to insure. To cut your rate, compare quotes from multiple insurers, claim every available discount and choose the right coverage level for your vehicle's value.

Tesla Model X Insurance Rates: FAQ

What is the average cost of car insurance for a Tesla Model X?

What company has the cheapest car insurance for a Tesla Model X?

Are Tesla Model Xs expensive to insure?

What factors affect insurance costs for Tesla Model Xs?

How can I lower Tesla Model X insurance costs?

How We Determined Tesla Model X Insurance Costs

We analyzed hundreds of millions of quote estimates for U.S. vehicle models from 2000 to 2025.

Who We Based These Rates On

These Tesla Model X rates reflect whaOur baseline is a 40-year-old unmarried male with a clean record, good credit, no prior claims, a valid license with no suspensions and about 12,000 miles driven a year.

Coverage Definitions

  • Minimum coverage: State-required liability limits
  • Full coverage: $100,000/$300,000/$100,000 liability with comprehensive and collision coverage and a $1,000 deductible

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 produces 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.). His career began in financial risk management at State Street. He's also a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion.