thinking about getting a tesla model 3 and the insurance part is kind of confusing. heard it could be more than normal cars depending on the place u live. last year when my buddy got his model 3 he was paying like 2k a year, but that was in california. i thought teslas are electric and safer so insurance should be cheaper, but that’s not really what i’m seeing.
i checked online and seems like rates can start from 1k but can go up to 3k depending on various factors like driving history, where you park it, and if you got any add-ons. someone told me if you install extra tesla autopilot or safety features, it might increase the premium a bit? anyway, it’s pretty wild how it varies like that.
do you guys have any experience with tesla insurance? my cousin says you can get discounts if you’ve been with tesla for a while, but i’m not sure how that works. maybe i should ask around or check different providers to see what they offer. what’s the lowest you’ve seen anyone pay? curious if it’s all that different from a regular car insurance
I’ve seen folks in Toronto rockin’ a Tesla Model 3, and their insurance’s like $1,800-2,400 annually. Depends on your driving record, though. I’ve got a sweet deal at ‘bout $2,000. What’s everyone else’s peekin’ at?
In Cali, I have my tesla model 3 insured for about 700 a year. My buddy paid more cause he has multiple cars. Insurance really depends on where you live and driving record. Anyone got cheaper tips?
I’ve got a Tesla Model 3 and I live in California. Insurance ran me around 1,500 bucks a year. Different insurers offer various discounts, like for safety features. I checked a few places and ended up saving some cheddar. But gear up, yours might be different based on your driving history. Always compare quotes, and consider bundling!
I’ve got a Tesla Model 3 in California and my insurance, gotta say, ain’t cheap! Bout $1500 a year, but man, it’s worth it for all that sweet tech and peace of mind when cruising on scenic routes!
I have a Tesla Model 3 in Austin, TX, and the insurance comes out to about $1,800 annually. They say it depends on YOUR driving record and coverage, though. Just had a friend in Toronto paying way less, like around $1,200. Guess it really depends on location and insurer! Insurance for Teslas feels like a mixture of wow and yikes 
I’ve been driving my Tesla Model 3 in Cali for a couple of years, and insurance’s around $1,200 annually. Financing’s cheaper compared to most pals—I guess it’s because insurers see Teslas as safer cars. Way cheaper than that Chevy Bolt we was talkin about last week!
In Toronto, I’ve been paying like 1,500 bucks a year for my Tesla Model 3. Pretty solid deal, considering it’s electric and all. I have friends in California who said theirs goes for less, but maybe cuz of fewer accidents there? Insurance really just depends, you know?
I’ve got a Tesla Model 3 in Texas. Insurance is about $1,700 annually – kinda steep but worth it! I’ve heard from friends in Ontario it’s close, which is cool cuz they say Teslas’ safety ratings help cut costs. Prices vary and it’s all about personalized rates. Plus, can’t beat those autopilots!
I’ve noticed insurance for my Tesla Model 3 in Canada averages around $1,200 annually. Depends on coverage & driving history, ya know? Mine’s a bit less cuz I’m a safe driver. Totally worth considering when buying!
I’ve got a Tesla Model 3 in Texas, and it’s usually around $1500 annually. Insurance’s cheaper than some expected cause, you know, Tesla’s safety features pullin’ down the rate. Just gotta watch for jackpots on new tech coverage, bc Tesla’s fancy tech can hike you up. Made me love saving on gas though!
I’ve got a Tesla Model 3 here in Toronto, right? Insurance ain’t too bad - got mine for around $1200 a year. Starter cost, but with the added features and expectations of a luxury model, it’s not too shabby. Plus, the coverage includes all the EV perks, so can’t complain too much. My wife actually asked me to up insurance when we upgraded!