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Alfa Romeo, being a luxury car, has higher car insurance rates. As per Insurance.com’s data analysis, the national average car insurance cost for an Alfa Romeo is $263 per month for full coverage car insurance. However, what you pay to insure an Alfa Romeo varies depending on your insurance company, driving record, the state in which you live, and the model of your car.

Out of all the Alfa Romeo models, Giulia is the most expensive to insure whereas, Stelvio is the cheapest model to insure. In this guide, you’ll find average car insurance rates for the popular Alfa Romeo models.

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How much does an Alfa Romeo insurance cost?

According to Insurance.com’s analyzed data, car insurance rates for an Alfa Romeo is $3,164 annually for full coverage with limits of 100/300/100 for a 40-year-old driver. However, the average auto insurance rates vary depending on a number of factors, including the make and model of the car and driving history. 

Newer and more expensive cars tend to have higher insurance rates than older and less expensive models. The best way to determine how much it costs to insure an Alfa Romeo is to get quotes from multiple car insurance companies.

Alfa Romeo car insurance cost by model

The Giulia is the most expensive Alfa Romeo model to insure, with an average yearly cost of $3,201 for a 40-year-old driver. Whereas Alfa Romeo Stelvio has the cheapest car insurance rates at an average of $2,893 annually, according to an in-depth data analysis by Insurance.com.

However, your specific rates may vary depending on a number of factors, including the make and model of the car and your driving history. Models with higher performance capabilities, advanced technology, and premium features often come with a higher price tag.  

Below are the 2023 car insurance rates for the most popular Alfa Romeo models.  

Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,893
2023 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$3,201
Data updated in 2024
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Alfa Romeo Stelvio insurance cost

Alfa Romeo Stelvio
Stelvio Highlights
  • The average cost of insuring a Alfa Romeo Stelvio is $2,893 per year
  • MSRP- $45,950
  • Trim Level- Sprint, Ti, Competizione, and Veloce

Stelvio has been awarded the top compact premium SUV for best initial quality. And it costs $2,893 a year to insure an Alfa Romeo Stelvio. The Stelvio insurance costs are higher as it comes with advanced safety features that are designed for ease of driving. 

Here are the Alfa Romeo Stelvio car insurance rates for different model years, as well as the car insurance rates by company and state.

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,893
2022 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,511
2021 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,093
2020 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,228
2019 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,260
2018 Alfa-Romeo Stelvio$2,115
Data updated in 2024
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Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,720$143
Nationwide$2,074$173
Geico$2,279$190
Progressive$2,745$229
Farmers$3,652$304
Allstate$4,499$375
Data updated in 2024
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Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$2,96128% more
Alaska$2,0929% less
Arizona$2,70617% more
Arkansas$3,18838% more
California$3,45850% more
Colorado$4,02274% more
Connecticut$2,63614% more
Delaware$2,72918% more
Florida$3,33445% more
Georgia$3,40748% more
Hawaii$1,72325% less
Idaho$2,1746% less
Illinois$2,67916% more
Indiana$2,4536% more
Iowa$2,63614% more
Kansas$2,92627% more
Kentucky$3,38347% more
Louisiana$4,11178% more
Maine$1,90717% less
Maryland$2,65715% more
Massachusetts$2,85824% more
Michigan$3,63658% more
Minnesota$2,98129% more
Mississippi$2,62214% more
Missouri$3,39747% more
Montana$3,03432% more
Nebraska$3,44349% more
Nevada$2,3924% more
New Hampshire$2,07110% less
New Jersey$2,77821% more
New Mexico$3,05432% more
New York$2,1198% less
North Carolina$2,2811% less
North Dakota$2,5079% more
Ohio$2,4416% more
Oklahoma$2,99430% more
Oregon$2,66916% more
Pennsylvania$2,55611% more
Rhode Island$2,96128% more
South Carolina$2,5159% more
South Dakota$3,77864% more
Tennessee$3,11035% more
Texas$3,35145% more
Utah$2,53410% more
Vermont$2,01712% less
Virginia$2,00913% less
Washington$2,3552% more
Washington, D.C.$3,18838% more
West Virginia$2,5139% more
Wisconsin$2,295Equal
Wyoming$3,48951% more
Data updated in 2024
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Alfa Romeo Giulia insurance cost

Alfa Romeo Giulia
Giulia Highlights
  • The average annual insurance rate for a Giulia is $3,201 for a 40-year-old driver
  • MSRP- $43,340
  • Trim Level- Sprint, Ti, Competizione, and Veloce

Alfa Romeo Giulia is a premium sports sedan with Italian design and performance. It costs $3,201 per year to insure an Alfa Romeo Giulia. The top competitors of Giulila include BMW 330i, Audi A4, Audi A6, and others. 

We closely analyzed the Alfa Romeo Giulia auto insurance rates for different model years, as well as the auto insurance rates by company and state. 

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$3,201
2022 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$2,723
2021 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$2,651
2020 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$2,464
2019 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$2,540
2018 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$2,340
2017 Alfa-Romeo Giulia$2,312
Data updated in 2024
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Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,988$166
Nationwide$2,659$222
Geico$2,694$225
Progressive$2,817$235
Farmers$4,044$337
Allstate$5,408$451
Data updated in 2024
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Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$3,51452% more
Alaska$2,4054% more
Arizona$2,92927% more
Arkansas$3,42449% more
California$4,10878% more
Colorado$4,911113% more
Connecticut$2,67216% more
Delaware$3,04932% more
Florida$3,61057% more
Georgia$3,76463% more
Hawaii$2,1178% less
Idaho$2,75319% more
Illinois$3,24941% more
Indiana$2,80122% more
Iowa$2,88125% more
Kansas$3,18038% more
Kentucky$3,85967% more
Louisiana$4,48294% more
Maine$2,4818% more
Maryland$2,87425% more
Massachusetts$3,06633% more
Michigan$3,99773% more
Minnesota$3,64358% more
Mississippi$3,05432% more
Missouri$4,28286% more
Montana$3,36946% more
Nebraska$4,27585% more
Nevada$2,57112% more
New Hampshire$2,3853% more
New Jersey$3,20439% more
New Mexico$3,58656% more
New York$2,4486% more
North Carolina$3,00430% more
North Dakota$3,12636% more
Ohio$2,84323% more
Oklahoma$3,48751% more
Oregon$3,01631% more
Pennsylvania$2,88425% more
Rhode Island$3,73862% more
South Carolina$2,86724% more
South Dakota$4,47494% more
Tennessee$3,40448% more
Texas$3,77364% more
Utah$2,89025% more
Vermont$2,65115% more
Virginia$2,3502% more
Washington$2,78921% more
Washington, D.C.$3,54754% more
West Virginia$3,13136% more
Wisconsin$2,5049% more
Wyoming$4,21383% more
Data updated in 2024
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Methodology

Insurance.com, with the help of Quadrant Information Services, gathered rates for various Alfa Romeo models. The data is based on the sample profile of a 40-year-old male driver. All rates are based on the profile of a driver with a clean record and full coverage policy.

The coverage limit for a full coverage policy is 100/300/100 liability with a $500 comprehensive and Collision deductible. Where 100/300/100 represents:

  • $100,000 coverage for bodily injury per person
  • $300,000 in bodily injury per accident
  • $100,000 for property damage

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