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Kia is a well-known car brand that offers a range of vehicles for different preferences and needs including the Kia Sportage, K5, Niro, and Sorento.

The average car insurance for a Kia, for a 40-year-old driver, costs $1,934 per year based on 2023 insurance rates. Of course, what drivers pay to insure a Kia varies depending on their insurance company, driving record, the state in which they live, and the model of their car.

But to help educate Kia owners on the type of rates they can expect, Insurance.com gathered data on insurance rates for some of the carmaker’s most popular models. Read on to learn about the average car insurance rates for these Kia models.

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Kia car insurance cost by model: Most and least expensive

The Stinger is the most expensive Kia car to insure with an average yearly cost of $2,512 for a 40-year-old driver. Whereas the cheapest model to insure is the Kia Seltos with an average annual premium of $1,712 for a 40-year-old driver.

How much does it cost to insure a Kia car?

As mentioned above, average auto insurance rates vary depending on a number of factors, including the make and model of the car. However, there are some general trends. For example, newer and more expensive cars tend to have higher insurance rates than older and less expensive models.

Ultimately, the best way to determine how much it costs to insure a Kia is to get quotes from multiple car insurance companies.

As a guide, Insurance.com’s editorial staff put together the following list based on 2023 insurance rates.

Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Seltos$1,712
2023 Kia Soul$1,846
2023 Kia Niro$1,888
2023 Kia Sportage$1,889
2023 Kia Sorento$1,950
2023 Kia Carnival$1,954
2023 Kia Telluride$1,958
2023 Kia Rio$2,029
2023 Kia Forte$2,095
2023 Kia K5$2,208
2023 Kia EV6$2,448
2023 Kia Stinger$2,512

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Kia Seltos insurance cost

Kia Seltos
Seltos Highlights
  • The average cost of insuring a Kia Seltos is $1,712 per year
  • MSRP- $24,390
  • Trim Level- LX, S, EX, X-Line and SX

One other vehicle the editors looked at is the Kia Seltos. The Kia Seltos is a popular compact SUV that has acclaim for its stylish design, versatile features, and competitive performance. The cost of insuring a 2023 Seltos is $80 more than that of insuring a 2021 Seltos.

The table below provides the average insurance cost for the Kia Seltos by model year, by company and by state based on 2023 rates:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Seltos$1,712
2022 Kia Seltos$1,473
2021 Kia Seltos$1,792
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
Geico$1,287$107
State Farm$1,294$108
Nationwide$1,471$123
Progressive$1,532$128
Farmers$2,251$188
Allstate$2,433$203
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,67927% less
Alaska$1,30543% less
Arizona$1,79922% less
Arkansas$1,82521% less
California$2,2214% less
Colorado$2,1069% less
Connecticut$1,62629% less
Delaware$1,90417% less
Florida$2,3663% more
Georgia$1,94516% less
Hawaii$1,29544% less
Idaho$1,27645% less
Illinois$1,63629% less
Indiana$1,44637% less
Iowa$1,43738% less
Kansas$1,69327% less
Kentucky$2,02412% less
Louisiana$2,56311% more
Maine$1,06554% less
Maryland$1,70326% less
Massachusetts$1,57732% less
Michigan$2,4105% more
Minnesota$1,64029% less
Mississippi$1,53533% less
Missouri$1,81421% less
Montana$1,76823% less
Nebraska$1,77323% less
Nevada$1,76324% less
New Hampshire$1,20848% less
New Jersey$1,79522% less
New Mexico$1,84620% less
New York$1,30743% less
North Carolina$1,66328% less
North Dakota$1,34742% less
Ohio$1,36841% less
Oklahoma$1,65728% less
Oregon$1,62530% less
Pennsylvania$1,79222% less
Rhode Island$1,97414% less
South Carolina$1,65228% less
South Dakota$1,77223% less
Tennessee$1,94116% less
Texas$2,03112% less
Utah$1,60430% less
Vermont$1,18349% less
Virginia$1,19248% less
Washington$1,45537% less
Washington, D.C.$1,94216% less
West Virginia$1,41838% less
Wisconsin$1,37340% less
Wyoming$2,04411% less

Kia Soul insurance cost

Kia Soul
Soul Highlights
  • The average annual insurance rate for a Soul is $1,846 for a 40-year-old driver
  • MSRP- $19,990
  • Trim Levels- LX, S, GT Line, and EX

For a 40-year-old driver, it costs about $1,846 a year to insure a Kia Soul. The Soul competes in the competitive compact SUV niche against the Mazda CX-3, Jeep Renegade, and Ford EcoSport.

The Kia Soul, a compact crossover SUV with enhanced safety features such as blind spot collision warning and avoidance assist, Lane keeping and lane following assist, standard auto emergency breaking technology and others. The 2023 Kia Soul has been recognized for the highest residual value among micro SUVs in the 2023 JD Power US ALG Residual Value awards.

The table below provides average insurance costs for the Kia Soul by model year, by company and by state:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Soul$1,846
2022 Kia Soul$1,565
2021 Kia Soul$1,519
2020 Kia Soul$1,707
2019 Kia Soul$1,646
2018 Kia Soul$1,653
2017 Kia Soul$1,622
2016 Kia Soul$1,590
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,304$109
Geico$1,409$117
Nationwide$1,782$149
Progressive$1,842$154
Farmers$2,183$182
Allstate$2,555$213
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,82521% less
Alaska$1,52834% less
Arizona$1,86319% less
Arkansas$1,97414% less
California$2,4275% more
Colorado$2,315Equal
Connecticut$1,77823% less
Delaware$2,1019% less
Florida$2,63214% more
Georgia$2,2383% less
Hawaii$1,31043% less
Idaho$1,40239% less
Illinois$1,75824% less
Indiana$1,56232% less
Iowa$1,51834% less
Kansas$1,75724% less
Kentucky$2,1965% less
Louisiana$2,80222% more
Maine$1,07753% less
Maryland$1,82921% less
Massachusetts$1,67927% less
Michigan$2,54310% more
Minnesota$1,82321% less
Mississippi$1,73025% less
Missouri$1,96315% less
Montana$1,85619% less
Nebraska$1,92217% less
Nevada$1,84020% less
New Hampshire$1,31243% less
New Jersey$1,90217% less
New Mexico$1,94815% less
New York$1,32942% less
North Carolina$1,67727% less
North Dakota$1,51134% less
Ohio$1,51234% less
Oklahoma$1,76723% less
Oregon$1,76823% less
Pennsylvania$1,93016% less
Rhode Island$2,2084% less
South Carolina$1,87519% less
South Dakota$2,05511% less
Tennessee$2,01213% less
Texas$2,2453% less
Utah$1,70126% less
Vermont$1,33642% less
Virginia$1,35641% less
Washington$1,62829% less
Washington, D.C.$2,1328% less
West Virginia$1,62530% less
Wisconsin$1,41539% less
Wyoming$1,90317% less

Kia Niro insurance cost

Kia Niro
Niro Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia Niro is $1,888 per year.
  • MSRP - $26,840
  • Trim Levels- LX, EX< EX Touring, SX, and SX Touring

The average cost of insuring a Kia Niro for a 40-year-old driver is $1,888 per year or $157 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia Niro you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The car offers a range of safety features including Traffic collision assist, blind spot collision warning, Highway driving assist and other driver's assistance features, according to Kia. The Kia Niro competes with cars like the Toyota Corolla cross hybrid, Hyundai Kona, and others.

The table below provides average insurance costs for the Kia Niro by model year, by company and by states:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Niro$1,888
2022 Kia Niro$1,589
2020 Kia Niro$1,559
2019 Kia Niro$1,646
2018 Kia Niro$1,585
2017 Kia Niro$1,538
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,360$113
Geico$1,456$121
Nationwide$1,747$146
Progressive$1,985$165
Farmers$2,245$187
Allstate$2,453$204
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,85020% less
Alaska$1,56832% less
Arizona$1,96215% less
Arkansas$2,00913% less
California$2,4346% more
Colorado$2,3241% more
Connecticut$1,72725% less
Delaware$2,06011% less
Florida$3,01831% more
Georgia$2,2403% less
Hawaii$1,31843% less
Idaho$1,35641% less
Illinois$1,71726% less
Indiana$1,59331% less
Iowa$1,51534% less
Kansas$1,79422% less
Kentucky$2,4526% more
Louisiana$2,81322% more
Maine$1,20548% less
Maryland$1,85020% less
Massachusetts$1,74025% less
Michigan$2,55111% more
Minnesota$1,71526% less
Mississippi$1,69926% less
Missouri$2,01113% less
Montana$1,87619% less
Nebraska$1,93316% less
Nevada$1,83221% less
New Hampshire$1,31543% less
New Jersey$1,89918% less
New Mexico$1,97114% less
New York$1,61730% less
North Carolina$1,78123% less
North Dakota$1,49135% less
Ohio$1,48835% less
Oklahoma$1,89918% less
Oregon$1,77323% less
Pennsylvania$1,94316% less
Rhode Island$2,1935% less
South Carolina$1,91417% less
South Dakota$2,08410% less
Tennessee$2,08410% less
Texas$2,2403% less
Utah$1,74524% less
Vermont$1,27345% less
Virginia$1,34042% less
Washington$1,62430% less
Washington, D.C.$2,1417% less
West Virginia$1,54233% less
Wisconsin$1,46237% less
Wyoming$1,90517% less

Kia Sportage insurance cost

Kia Sportage
Sportage Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia Sportage is $1,889 per year.
  • MSRP - $27,090
  • Trim Level- LX, EX, X-Line AWD, SX, SX Prestige, Sportage X-Pro, Sportage X-Pro Prestige

The average cost of insuring a Kia Sportage for a 40-year-old driver is $1,889 per year or $157 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia Sportage you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The car offers a range of safety features including Safe exit warning, blind spot collision avoidance assist, and Park distance warning - rear and more, according to Kia.

The table below provides the average insurance costs for the Kia Sportage by model year, by company and by states:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Sportage$1,889
2022 Kia Sportage$1,510
2021 Kia Sportage$1,541
2020 Kia Sportage$1,554
2019 Kia Sportage$1,554
2018 Kia Sportage$1,534
2017 Kia Sportage$1,489
2016 Kia Sportage$1,485
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,357$113
Geico$1,462$122
Nationwide$1,649$137
Progressive$1,664$139
Farmers$2,226$185
Allstate$2,817$235
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,91417% less
Alaska$1,54333% less
Arizona$1,87319% less
Arkansas$1,91617% less
California$2,3612% more
Colorado$2,57412% more
Connecticut$1,70526% less
Delaware$2,02912% less
Florida$2,92227% more
Georgia$2,2781% less
Hawaii$1,32143% less
Idaho$1,35641% less
Illinois$1,71825% less
Indiana$1,53933% less
Iowa$1,51634% less
Kansas$1,77523% less
Kentucky$2,4376% more
Louisiana$2,76320% more
Maine$1,19148% less
Maryland$1,80222% less
Massachusetts$1,66128% less
Michigan$2,4848% more
Minnesota$1,82521% less
Mississippi$1,67427% less
Missouri$2,1696% less
Montana$1,87419% less
Nebraska$2,05911% less
Nevada$1,80122% less
New Hampshire$1,31343% less
New Jersey$1,90717% less
New Mexico$1,91717% less
New York$1,58131% less
North Carolina$1,72225% less
North Dakota$1,46536% less
Ohio$1,44637% less
Oklahoma$1,81121% less
Oregon$1,74025% less
Pennsylvania$1,88718% less
Rhode Island$2,1328% less
South Carolina$1,83021% less
South Dakota$2,01213% less
Tennessee$2,00813% less
Texas$2,1716% less
Utah$1,68027% less
Vermont$1,22147% less
Virginia$1,31643% less
Washington$1,55333% less
Washington, D.C.$2,05911% less
West Virginia$2,297Equal
Wisconsin$1,41838% less
Wyoming$2,06710% less

Kia Sorento insurance cost

Kia Sorento
Sorento Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia Sorento is $1,950 per year.
  • MSRP - $30,090
  • Trim Level- LX, S, X-Line S AWD, EX, X-Line EX AWD, SX, SX Prestige AWD, X-Line SX Prestige AWD

The average cost of insuring a Kia Sorento for a 40-year-old driver is $1,950 per year or $162 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia Sorento you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The table below provides average insurance costs for the Kia Sorento by model year, by company and by states:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Sorento$1,950
2022 Kia Sorento$1,683
2021 Kia Sorento$1,574
2020 Kia Sorento$1,548
2019 Kia Sorento$1,634
2018 Kia Sorento$1,615
2017 Kia Sorento$1,570
2016 Kia Sorento$1,562
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,457$121
Geico$1,581$132
Nationwide$1,717$143
Progressive$1,817$151
Farmers$2,311$193
Allstate$2,728$227
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,86219% less
Alaska$1,58131% less
Arizona$1,99214% less
Arkansas$2,08310% less
California$2,4808% more
Colorado$2,4818% more
Connecticut$1,84120% less
Delaware$2,1985% less
Florida$2,72018% more
Georgia$2,2702% less
Hawaii$1,40639% less
Idaho$1,40939% less
Illinois$1,75924% less
Indiana$1,58631% less
Iowa$1,65628% less
Kansas$1,94915% less
Kentucky$2,3522% more
Louisiana$2,97029% more
Maine$1,21747% less
Maryland$1,95315% less
Massachusetts$1,90018% less
Michigan$2,61213% more
Minnesota$1,86719% less
Mississippi$1,81221% less
Missouri$2,08410% less
Montana$2,04611% less
Nebraska$1,99913% less
Nevada$1,89918% less
New Hampshire$1,38440% less
New Jersey$1,97214% less
New Mexico$2,00213% less
New York$1,49335% less
North Carolina$1,97114% less
North Dakota$1,56232% less
Ohio$1,49335% less
Oklahoma$1,88718% less
Oregon$1,76523% less
Pennsylvania$2,05211% less
Rhode Island$2,3381% more
South Carolina$1,96515% less
South Dakota$2,1746% less
Tennessee$2,1437% less
Texas$2,2642% less
Utah$1,73525% less
Vermont$1,36141% less
Virginia$1,35541% less
Washington$1,62430% less
Washington, D.C.$2,2502% less
West Virginia$1,60530% less
Wisconsin$1,53333% less
Wyoming$2,297Equal

Kia Carnival insurance cost

Kia Carnival
Carnival Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia Carnival is $1,954 per year.
  • MSRP - $33,200
  • Trim Level- LX, LX seat package, EX, SX, and SX Prestige

The average cost of insuring a Kia Carnival for a 40-year-old driver is $1,954 per year or $163 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia Carnival you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The table below provides the average insurance costs for the Kia Carnival by model year, by company and by states:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Carnival$1,954
2022 Kia Carnival$2,062
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,384$115
Progressive$1,724$144
Nationwide$1,793$149
Geico$1,903$159
Farmers$2,353$196
Allstate$2,721$227
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,85619% less
Alaska$1,47436% less
Arizona$2,07210% less
Arkansas$2,06011% less
California$2,5209% more
Colorado$2,65915% more
Connecticut$1,83420% less
Delaware$2,1417% less
Florida$2,60113% more
Georgia$2,2652% less
Hawaii$1,45237% less
Idaho$1,48536% less
Illinois$1,80722% less
Indiana$1,60031% less
Iowa$1,77623% less
Kansas$1,97914% less
Kentucky$2,4406% more
Louisiana$3,05733% more
Maine$1,46836% less
Maryland$1,91717% less
Massachusetts$1,92616% less
Michigan$2,58712% more
Minnesota$2,01213% less
Mississippi$1,89718% less
Missouri$2,303Equal
Montana$2,05711% less
Nebraska$2,1158% less
Nevada$1,85819% less
New Hampshire$1,50035% less
New Jersey$2,01213% less
New Mexico$2,07810% less
New York$1,53733% less
North Carolina$2,01413% less
North Dakota$1,62829% less
Ohio$1,51834% less
Oklahoma$1,92317% less
Oregon$1,78223% less
Pennsylvania$1,93216% less
Rhode Island$2,3171% more
South Carolina$2,00513% less
South Dakota$2,2632% less
Tennessee$2,1845% less
Texas$2,3984% more
Utah$1,72925% less
Vermont$1,49835% less
Virginia$1,38040% less
Washington$1,64329% less
Washington, D.C.$2,2323% less
West Virginia$1,66228% less
Wisconsin$1,56232% less
Wyoming$2,4888% more

Kia Telluride insurance cost

Kia Telluride
Telluride Highlights
  • The average cost of insuring a Kia Telluride is $1,958 per year
  • MSRP- $35,990
  • Trim Level- LX, S, EX, EX X-Line, SX, SX X-Line, SX X-Pro, SX Prestige, SX Prestige X-Line, and SX Prestige X-Pro

The next vehicle the editors looked at is the Kia Telluride. It is a midsize SUV that is well-known for its combination of upscale design, spacious interior, and robust performance. It comes with a lot of enhanced driver's assistance features including Blind spot collision warning, Navigation-based smart cruise control - with stop and go, Highway Driving Assist 2, and others.

The average cost of insuring a 2023 Kia Telluride is $1,958 per year or $163 per year. Moreover, the insurance cost varies across model years.

The table below provides the average insurance cost for the Kia Telluride by model year, by company and by states based on 2023 rates:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Telluride$1,958
2022 Kia Telluride$1,573
2021 Kia Telluride$1,590
2020 Kia Telluride$1,983
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,462$122
Geico$1,616$135
Nationwide$1,727$144
Progressive$1,904$159
Farmers$2,187$182
Allstate$2,892$241
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$1,87719% less
Alaska$1,67727% less
Arizona$1,98614% less
Arkansas$2,1039% less
California$2,5229% more
Colorado$2,58612% more
Connecticut$1,86119% less
Delaware$2,1636% less
Florida$2,86524% more
Georgia$2,3201% more
Hawaii$1,44137% less
Idaho$1,45137% less
Illinois$1,80522% less
Indiana$1,60930% less
Iowa$1,65728% less
Kansas$1,92716% less
Kentucky$2,5159% more
Louisiana$2,98930% more
Maine$1,37540% less
Maryland$1,94716% less
Massachusetts$1,89818% less
Michigan$2,54310% more
Minnesota$1,92716% less
Mississippi$1,83420% less
Missouri$2,2134% less
Montana$2,00413% less
Nebraska$2,0949% less
Nevada$1,84620% less
New Hampshire$1,40839% less
New Jersey$1,99713% less
New Mexico$2,05011% less
New York$1,59231% less
North Carolina$2,03012% less
North Dakota$1,62829% less
Ohio$1,50235% less
Oklahoma$1,91917% less
Oregon$1,77923% less
Pennsylvania$2,02812% less
Rhode Island$2,2791% less
South Carolina$1,98414% less
South Dakota$2,2711% less
Tennessee$2,1437% less
Texas$2,3341% more
Utah$1,75624% less
Vermont$1,42938% less
Virginia$1,40539% less
Washington$1,63729% less
Washington, D.C.$2,2433% less
West Virginia$1,68627% less
Wisconsin$1,53034% less
Wyoming$2,4918% more

Kia Rio insurance cost

Kia Rio
Rio Highlights
  • The average annual insurance rate for a Rio is $2,029 for a 40-year-old driver
  • MSRP- $16,750
  • Trim Levels- LX and S

The Kia Rio, a subcompact car is known for its affordability, fuel efficiency, and practical design.

It costs about $2,029 a year to insure a Kia Rio, for a 40-year-old driver. The cost of insuring a 2023 Rio is $429 more than the cost of insuring a 2016 Rio. The Rio competes in the competitive compact SUV niche against the Nissan Versa, Mitsubishi Mirage G4, and others.

The table below provides average insurance costs for the Kia Rio by model year, by company and by state:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Rio$2,029
2022 Kia Rio$1,653
2021 Kia Rio$1,534
2020 Kia Rio$1,645
2019 Kia Rio$1,660
2018 Kia Rio$1,614
2017 Kia Rio$1,617
2016 Kia Rio$1,600
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,379$115
Geico$1,871$156
Nationwide$1,923$160
Progressive$1,996$166
Allstate$2,447$204
Farmers$2,557$213
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$2,06111% less
Alaska$1,58931% less
Arizona$2,07010% less
Arkansas$2,1995% less
California$2,66115% more
Colorado$2,5199% more
Connecticut$1,87918% less
Delaware$2,2592% less
Florida$2,88925% more
Georgia$2,4798% more
Hawaii$1,45737% less
Idaho$1,55033% less
Illinois$1,93516% less
Indiana$1,74124% less
Iowa$1,60930% less
Kansas$1,88918% less
Kentucky$2,3361% more
Louisiana$3,11635% more
Maine$1,21947% less
Maryland$1,99314% less
Massachusetts$1,93416% less
Michigan$2,89926% more
Minnesota$1,95615% less
Mississippi$1,88818% less
Missouri$2,1965% less
Montana$2,05711% less
Nebraska$2,0999% less
Nevada$2,05211% less
New Hampshire$1,49135% less
New Jersey$2,08510% less
New Mexico$2,1258% less
New York$1,40039% less
North Carolina$1,94616% less
North Dakota$1,61930% less
Ohio$1,67427% less
Oklahoma$2,00913% less
Oregon$1,96915% less
Pennsylvania$1,99413% less
Rhode Island$2,4607% more
South Carolina$2,06710% less
South Dakota$2,1865% less
Tennessee$2,2463% less
Texas$2,3833% more
Utah$1,92417% less
Vermont$1,42438% less
Virginia$1,45937% less
Washington$1,68627% less
Washington, D.C.$2,2512% less
West Virginia$1,68627% less
Wisconsin$1,57632% less
Wyoming$2,1945% less

Kia Forte insurance cost

Kia Forte
Forte Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia Forte is $2,095 per year.
  • MSRP - $19,790
  • Trim Levels- LX, LXS, GT-Line, GT, GT Manual

The average cost of insuring a Kia Forte for a 40-year-old driver is $2,095 per year or $174 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia Forte you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The car offers a range of safety features including Lane keeping assist, forward collision avoidance assist with pedestrians and cyclist detection, and other driver's assistance features, according to Forte. The Kia Forte competes with cars like the Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, and others.

The table below provides average insurance costs for the Kia Forte by model year, by company and by state:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Forte$2,095
2022 Kia Forte$1,753
2021 Kia Forte$1,670
2020 Kia Forte$1,783
2019 Kia Forte$1,788
2018 Kia Forte$1,759
2017 Kia Forte$1,726
2016 Kia Forte$1,681
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,537$128
Geico$1,538$128
Nationwide$2,004$167
Progressive$2,091$174
Farmers$2,633$219
Allstate$2,889$241
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$2,2054% less
Alaska$1,72425% less
Arizona$2,1208% less
Arkansas$2,2542% less
California$2,66516% more
Colorado$2,80622% more
Connecticut$1,92117% less
Delaware$2,307Equal
Florida$2,95528% more
Georgia$2,58812% more
Hawaii$1,59131% less
Idaho$1,60530% less
Illinois$2,03012% less
Indiana$1,81521% less
Iowa$1,71526% less
Kansas$1,95615% less
Kentucky$2,4416% more
Louisiana$3,29443% more
Maine$1,20348% less
Maryland$2,04511% less
Massachusetts$1,97614% less
Michigan$2,97329% more
Minnesota$2,08610% less
Mississippi$1,91317% less
Missouri$2,3321% more
Montana$2,1357% less
Nebraska$2,305Equal
Nevada$2,0959% less
New Hampshire$1,47236% less
New Jersey$2,1407% less
New Mexico$2,2433% less
New York$1,52534% less
North Carolina$2,01812% less
North Dakota$1,71426% less
Ohio$1,70826% less
Oklahoma$2,1059% less
Oregon$2,01712% less
Pennsylvania$2,1198% less
Rhode Island$2,4627% more
South Carolina$2,2273% less
South Dakota$2,3572% more
Tennessee$2,2881% less
Texas$2,4848% more
Utah$1,98414% less
Vermont$1,44137% less
Virginia$1,51934% less
Washington$1,82221% less
Washington, D.C.$2,3171% more
West Virginia$1,83320% less
Wisconsin$1,63529% less
Wyoming$2,296Equal

Kia K5 insurance cost

Kia  K5
K5 Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia K5 is $2,208 per year.
  • MSRP - $25,390
  • Trim Level- LXS FWD, GT-Line FWD, GT-Line AWD, EX and GT

The average cost of insuring a Kia K5 for a 40-year-old driver is $2,208 per year or $184 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia K5 you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The car offers a range of safety features including remote smart parking assist, surround view monitor, blind spot collision avoidance assist - rear, and Safe Exit assist, according to Kia.

The table below provides average insurance costs for the Kia K5 by model year, by company and by state:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia K5$2,208
2022 Kia K5$1,801
2021 Kia K5$2,096
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,425$119
Nationwide$1,775$148
Geico$2,048$171
Progressive$2,412$201
Farmers$2,723$227
Allstate$2,876$240
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$2,2333% less
Alaska$1,79622% less
Arizona$2,1596% less
Arkansas$2,4908% more
California$2,79021% more
Colorado$2,71118% more
Connecticut$2,0969% less
Delaware$2,4225% more
Florida$2,92627% more
Georgia$2,69617% more
Hawaii$1,41239% less
Idaho$1,64829% less
Illinois$2,06810% less
Indiana$1,87419% less
Iowa$1,88518% less
Kansas$2,2343% less
Kentucky$2,55511% more
Louisiana$3,27142% more
Maine$1,35841% less
Maryland$2,1407% less
Massachusetts$2,1049% less
Michigan$2,94328% more
Minnesota$2,2741% less
Mississippi$2,0979% less
Missouri$2,4938% more
Montana$2,3271% more
Nebraska$2,3874% more
Nevada$2,1517% less
New Hampshire$1,58731% less
New Jersey$2,2652% less
New Mexico$2,313Equal
New York$1,67028% less
North Carolina$1,99114% less
North Dakota$1,89718% less
Ohio$1,80422% less
Oklahoma$2,2612% less
Oregon$2,0969% less
Pennsylvania$2,2244% less
Rhode Island$2,66316% more
South Carolina$2,1766% less
South Dakota$2,60713% more
Tennessee$2,4135% more
Texas$2,63914% more
Utah$2,04711% less
Vermont$1,64129% less
Virginia$1,60131% less
Washington$1,98314% less
Washington, D.C.$2,52610% more
West Virginia$1,89418% less
Wisconsin$1,73225% less
Wyoming$2,4647% more

Kia EV6 insurance cost

Kia EV6
EV6 Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia EV6 is $2,448 per year.
  • MSRP - $42,600
  • Trim Level- Light RWD, Light Long Range RWD, Light Long Range AWD, Wind RWD, Wind AWD, GT-Line RWD, GT-Line AWD, GT

The average cost of insuring a Kia EV6 for a 40-year-old driver is $2,448 per year or $204 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia EV6 you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The table below provides the average insurance costs for the Kia EV6 by model year, by company and by state:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia EV6$2,448
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,605$134
Progressive$1,916$160
Nationwide$2,367$197
Geico$2,379$198
Farmers$2,930$244
Allstate$3,489$291
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$2,305Equal
Alaska$1,67128% less
Arizona$2,4838% more
Arkansas$2,68617% more
California$3,24741% more
Colorado$4,05776% more
Connecticut$2,1228% less
Delaware$2,56911% more
Florida$4,02575% more
Georgia$2,72918% more
Hawaii$1,65928% less
Idaho$1,82221% less
Illinois$2,1557% less
Indiana$2,03312% less
Iowa$2,3171% more
Kansas$2,56811% more
Kentucky$3,48951% more
Louisiana$3,42449% more
Maine$1,49135% less
Maryland$2,3442% more
Massachusetts$2,2901% less
Michigan$3,22640% more
Minnesota$2,60913% more
Mississippi$2,2383% less
Missouri$2,68216% more
Montana$2,66215% more
Nebraska$2,56911% more
Nevada$2,1547% less
New Hampshire$1,64928% less
New Jersey$2,1805% less
New Mexico$2,4647% more
New York$2,54610% more
North Carolina$2,2781% less
North Dakota$2,03212% less
Ohio$1,85619% less
Oklahoma$2,3171% more
Oregon$2,1347% less
Pennsylvania$2,303Equal
Rhode Island$2,85624% more
South Carolina$2,4466% more
South Dakota$2,80722% more
Tennessee$2,72418% more
Texas$2,56811% more
Utah$2,1019% less
Vermont$1,66028% less
Virginia$1,61130% less
Washington$2,04811% less
Washington, D.C.$2,78921% more
West Virginia$1,95815% less
Wisconsin$1,87519% less
Wyoming$3,24041% more

Kia Stinger insurance cost

Kia Stinger
Stinger Highlights
  • For a 40-year-old driver, the average insurance cost for a Kia Stinger is $2,512 per year.
  • MSRP - $36,690
  • Trim Level- GT-Line and GT2

The average cost of insuring a Kia Stinger for a 40-year-old driver is $2,512 per year or $382 per month, per a rate analysis by Insurance.com. Moreover, the trim and model year of the Kia Stinger you choose may affect your annual car insurance premium.

The table below provides the average insurance costs for the Kia Stinger by model year, by company and by state:

Rates by model
Year and modelAverage annual premium
2023 Kia Stinger$2,512
2022 Kia Stinger$2,155
2021 Kia Stinger$1,994
2020 Kia Stinger$2,068
2019 Kia Stinger$2,068
2018 Kia Stinger$1,992
Rates by company
CompanyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
State Farm$1,772$148
Nationwide$1,822$152
State Farm$1,884$157
Geico$2,036$170
Nationwide$2,205$184
Geico$2,369$197
Progressive$2,439$203
Farmers$2,751$229
Progressive$2,763$230
Farmers$2,889$241
Allstate$3,363$280
Allstate$3,843$320
Rates by state
StateAverage annual premium% Diff from national average
Alabama$2,3612% more
Alabama$2,64115% more
Alaska$1,90018% less
Alaska$2,03512% less
Arizona$2,302Equal
Arizona$2,53110% more
Arkansas$2,62314% more
Arkansas$2,92627% more
California$3,01631% more
California$3,43949% more
Colorado$3,94271% more
Colorado$3,38847% more
Connecticut$2,06211% less
Connecticut$2,4074% more
Delaware$2,53310% more
Delaware$2,76720% more
Florida$3,02631% more
Florida$3,12035% more
Georgia$2,65015% more
Georgia$3,12335% more
Hawaii$1,50635% less
Hawaii$1,74224% less
Idaho$1,79222% less
Idaho$2,1118% less
Illinois$2,2423% less
Illinois$2,56211% more
Indiana$2,03812% less
Indiana$2,3301% more
Iowa$1,95015% less
Iowa$2,2453% less
Kansas$2,2831% less
Kansas$2,56511% more
Kentucky$2,74019% more
Kentucky$3,01331% more
Louisiana$3,52553% more
Louisiana$3,87068% more
Maine$1,41339% less
Maine$1,70526% less
Maryland$2,3321% more
Maryland$2,58712% more
Massachusetts$2,4597% more
Massachusetts$2,91226% more
Michigan$3,25241% more
Michigan$3,48951% more
Minnesota$2,2721% less
Minnesota$2,77020% more
Mississippi$2,2572% less
Mississippi$2,58612% more
Missouri$2,62414% more
Missouri$3,13636% more
Montana$2,4456% more
Montana$2,71018% more
Nebraska$2,59613% more
Nebraska$3,07633% more
Nevada$2,1995% less
Nevada$2,3361% more
New Hampshire$1,64729% less
New Hampshire$1,87719% less
New Jersey$2,4808% more
New Jersey$2,59713% more
New Mexico$2,4657% more
New Mexico$2,85424% more
New York$1,75624% less
New York$1,91417% less
North Carolina$2,2413% less
North Carolina$3,14636% more
North Dakota$2,02212% less
North Dakota$2,4526% more
Ohio$1,92716% less
Ohio$2,1298% less
Oklahoma$2,3442% more
Oklahoma$2,56911% more
Oregon$2,2492% less
Oregon$2,4446% more
Pennsylvania$2,3552% more
Pennsylvania$2,63114% more
Rhode Island$3,09634% more
Rhode Island$3,02831% more
South Carolina$2,2582% less
South Carolina$2,53510% more
South Dakota$2,89025% more
South Dakota$3,51853% more
Tennessee$2,58412% more
Tennessee$2,86224% more
Texas$2,88025% more
Texas$3,22740% more
Utah$2,2074% less
Utah$2,4446% more
Vermont$1,64829% less
Vermont$2,02512% less
Virginia$1,71526% less
Virginia$1,98514% less
Washington$1,84920% less
Washington$2,1646% less
Washington, D.C.$2,54410% more
Washington, D.C.$2,96929% more
West Virginia$2,01213% less
West Virginia$2,295Equal
Wisconsin$1,85819% less
Wisconsin$2,0889% less
Wyoming$3,01631% more
Wyoming$3,80565% more

Methodology

Insurance.com, with the help of Quadrant Information Services, gathered rates for various Kia 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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