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Although the average cost to insure a Genesis is $177 per month, the model you drive can dramatically affect the price. The average cost will vary, but you should generally expect to pay a bit more for the pricier vehicles on this list.
Here’s a breakdown of the average car insurance costs for Genesis models.
The Genesis G80 is a spacious sedan with all of the luxurious bells and whistles you would expect. In fact, the vehicle offers such a high-quality driving experience that it won first place in Initial Quality among Upper Midsize Premium Cars by J.D. Power.
In terms of car insurance rates, the G80 offers the most affordable price point on this list, with an average cost of $149 per month. Although that is significantly higher than the average for all vehicles, it is well below the average cost to insure a Genesis.
Genesis’ G70 is another four-door car. The model is hitting the market with a limited production Launch Edition this year. You’ll find lots of power behind this stylish ride. Plus, you’ll enjoy the peace of mind that comes with the fact that the G70 is an IIHS Top Safety Pick+.
Drivers with a Genesis G70 should expect to pay an average of $193 per month for car insurance.
The Genesis G90 is the most expensive vehicle to insure on this list. That’s not necessarily surprising when you realize that this vehicle’s MSRP starts at $74,950. After all, a more expensive vehicle will typically require more expensive insurance.
On average, you should expect to pay $249 per month for car insurance when driving a G90. That cost will add up quickly! But you may decide that the luxurious sedan is worth the price tag.
Drivers looking for a luxury SUV will not be disappointed with the GV80. The capable SUV has all-road options that will allow you to take your luxurious drive further. Plus, drive with ease knowing that your vehicle has high-quality safety features as an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ winner.
If you find yourself driving a GV80, you should expect to pay an average of $209 per month for car insurance.
As the 2022 Motor Trend SUV of the year, you can expect great things from the GV70. You’ll find a suite of safety features that pair well with this SUV’s luxury finishes. Beyond that, there are fun perks like a fingerprint reader that allows you to start your vehicle.
If you decide to drive this high-tech vehicle, you should expect to pay $187 per month for car insurance.
When choosing a vehicle, there are lots of things to consider. You want the vehicle to meet all of your needs. But picking the right safety features can have a big impact on your car insurance costs. Typically, your premiums will go down when you have more safety features on the vehicle.
Here are some safety features to consider when shopping for your Genesis:
Safe exit assist. When you are ready to start your journey, the Safe exit assist will use radar to detect any vehicles or pedestrians in your blind spots.
Reverse parking collision-avoidance assist. When backing out, your Genesis will help you avoid colliding with any pedestrians or obstacles in your path.
Blind spot collision avoidance assist. When changing lanes, your Genesis will warn you if there is an approaching vehicle. Plus, the vehicle may put on the brakes if appropriate.
Evasive steering assist. With the help of omnidirectional sensors, the vehicle will help you avoid collisions with any objects in your lane.
In addition to these features, your driving record will have an impact on your car insurance rates. By choosing safe driving practices, you may be able to lower your car insurance costs.
On average, Genesis vehicles are more expensive to insure. The average cost to insure a Genesis is $177 per month. That’s considerably higher than the average cost of $106 per month to insure a vehicle in the US.
No, Genesis is a car manufacturer. The company doesn’t offer car insurance. However, you may have access to complimentary maintenance, roadside assistance, and the Genesis Service Valet when you purchase or lease a new vehicle.
The average cost to insure a Genesis is $177 per month. However, the model you drive will significantly impact your costs. For example, you’ll pay an average of $149 per month to insure a G80. But you’ll pay an average of $249 per month to insure a G90. That’s a big price difference!
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Nick Versaw leads Compare.com's editorial department, where he and his team specialize in crafting helpful, easy-to-understand content about car insurance and other related topics. With nearly a decade of experience writing and editing insurance and personal finance articles, his work has helped readers discover substantial savings on necessary expenses, including insurance, transportation, health care, and more. As an award-winning writer, Nick has seen his work published in countless renowned publications, such as the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and U.S. News & World Report. He graduated with Latin honors from Virginia Commonwealth University, where he earned his Bachelor's Degree in Digital Journalism.
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