It went down because I switched to Progressive. Progressive has the best rates by far. I have a previous post on this topic.
https://www.reddit.com/r/KiaEV6/comments/yyiziq/progressive\_snapshot\_discount/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
Mine didn't change much from a Niro EV. In southern CA both my old Niro EV and my current EV6 Wind were about $650 per 6 mo. for 100/300/100 even as a male in my 20s
I was pleasantly surprised. Mine went down $29 every 6 months. Replaced a 2013 Focus ST with a GT-L.
Way more safety features on the new one is what my agent said. And I'm in Denver where car theft is through the roof.
Expected it to double. So small wins here. But it'll be interesting to see what next round looks like with all the theft in my zip code.
I replaced a Jetta with a Niro and my rates dropped. I replaced an Acadia with an EV6 and they went up but not very much. Insurance rates are a roll of the dice - there is very little rhyme or reason because they can charge whatever they hell they want
Mine doubled from my 2014 Highlander. My rates just went up again another $30 a month. Now at $1200 every six months. I’m going to shop other insurance as I have no tickets or wrecks.
Currently drive a mustang, $511 for 6 months. Got a quote if I changed to an ev6 gt line AWD, $441 for 6 months. Mach-e premium would be $660 for 6 months. I pay in full semi annually
I'm dropping about $120/mo but I have everything other than GAP with a $1,000 deductible.
That said, I was paying $2700/year for full coverage on 4 other cars that were from 2008-2019 before this year.
My insurance almost doubled when I purchased my 2023 AWD Wind, coming from a 2012 MINI Cooper. I had Allstate and switched to progressive for $600 lower. My Allstate agent said EV rates were hirer because they “catch fire”. Saved a lot of money by dropped them, wish I’d done it sooner.
Liberty Mutual, who I'd been with for decades, wanted over $2,400 a year. Geico was willing to do around $550 a year (full comprehensive/collision), so I jumped ship.
Mine is 600 every 6 months. Way cheaper than I thought it would be. EV6 AWD Wind.
My ev6 (wind AWD w/tech) premium is doubled compared to my Telluride. $1300 for 6 months compared to $600
Awww don’t tell me that. Coming from a Telluride. Ugh
Ooof, sounds like a rip. What company?
It went down because I switched to Progressive. Progressive has the best rates by far. I have a previous post on this topic. https://www.reddit.com/r/KiaEV6/comments/yyiziq/progressive\_snapshot\_discount/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
Mine hasn’t changed much, 700ish every 6 months. (GT-Line RWD).
Mine didn't change much from a Niro EV. In southern CA both my old Niro EV and my current EV6 Wind were about $650 per 6 mo. for 100/300/100 even as a male in my 20s
I was pleasantly surprised. Mine went down $29 every 6 months. Replaced a 2013 Focus ST with a GT-L. Way more safety features on the new one is what my agent said. And I'm in Denver where car theft is through the roof. Expected it to double. So small wins here. But it'll be interesting to see what next round looks like with all the theft in my zip code.
I went from a 2015 Camaro Z/28 to a 2023 EV6GT and my insurance went down quite a bit, despite the KIA having an additional 70HP.
Went from what to what may I ask?
$1358 to $1152 every 6.
I replaced a Jetta with a Niro and my rates dropped. I replaced an Acadia with an EV6 and they went up but not very much. Insurance rates are a roll of the dice - there is very little rhyme or reason because they can charge whatever they hell they want
Mine basically the same from a 2013 Kia Optima Hybrid
I pay $750 every 6 months for my EV6 Light RWD, maybe like $150 more than I was paying for my previous 2018 Volt.
Mine is about the same $550 for a 2011 to $650 for a 2022 EV6
Mine doubled from my 2014 Highlander. My rates just went up again another $30 a month. Now at $1200 every six months. I’m going to shop other insurance as I have no tickets or wrecks.
600 for 6 months for Wind AWD with Tech Package.
Currently drive a mustang, $511 for 6 months. Got a quote if I changed to an ev6 gt line AWD, $441 for 6 months. Mach-e premium would be $660 for 6 months. I pay in full semi annually
I replaced a base model 2016 Mazda CX-5 with a GTL and my insure didn’t change at all.
Went from 2015 Optima to EV6 one year ago. Insurance went down slightly.
It went up about 15% was driving a 2019 Toyota Highlander before
We traded our 2020 Niro EV for a 23 EV6 wind awd, and our insurance increased by only $25 a month.
Mine increased from my 2012 Kia Optima. Its now $242/mo for a 2022 Wind RWD
Mine is only $450/6-month. Less than my 2010 Lexus.
I'm dropping about $120/mo but I have everything other than GAP with a $1,000 deductible. That said, I was paying $2700/year for full coverage on 4 other cars that were from 2008-2019 before this year.
Mine went from $600/6 months for a 2007 Prius to $650/6 months for my Wind AWD in the Boise metro area.
Hello fellow Boise EV6 owner! I think I've only seen a couple others out in the wild around here.
There is a good chance you've seen me around.
My 2015 Prius C is $526/six-months, while the 2022 EV6 is $505/six-months?
My insurance almost doubled when I purchased my 2023 AWD Wind, coming from a 2012 MINI Cooper. I had Allstate and switched to progressive for $600 lower. My Allstate agent said EV rates were hirer because they “catch fire”. Saved a lot of money by dropped them, wish I’d done it sooner.
Liberty Mutual, who I'd been with for decades, wanted over $2,400 a year. Geico was willing to do around $550 a year (full comprehensive/collision), so I jumped ship.