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The cost to insure a Kia ranges from $2,400 to $3,100, depending on the model, year, and trim. The price you’ll pay for Kia insurance will also vary based on personal factors like where you live and your driving record.Â
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You may have heard some Kia owners have issues insuring their vehicles. In early 2023, theft rates on older Kia models surged, accelerated by popular videos circulating social media that taught others how to break in and steal vehicles that did not come with a standard immobilizer. Â
In response to the rising theft rates on some Kia models, some insurance companies, like Progressive and State Farm, refused to insure these vehicles in some states. For owners of these models, it became harder to insure their vehicle.Â
However, there is no need for alarm. First, not all Kia models are affected, only certain models from 2015-2019 with lower trim. Additionally, even if your vehicle was one of the models affected, you always have options for insurance. Our car insurance comparison tool can help you understand what insurance companies can serve you and how much you can expect to pay at each.Â
Among popular 2023 vehicles, Kias are generally average to insure. The average cost for Kia models is between $2,400 and $3,100. However, the price you will pay for Kia insurance depends on several factors, including the year, model, and trim level of your vehicle as well as personal factors like where you live, your age, and your driving record.Â
Some Kia models that were affected by increased theft rates may also be more expensive to insure than other vehicles because they bring heightened risk to insurance companies.Â
The Sportage is Kia’s best-selling model in the U.S. It is also the cheapest Kia to insure. The Sportage comes in 7 trims with hybrid and plug-in hybrid models available.
With perhaps the most recognizable Kia frame, the Soul is a popular crossover SUV that gets 35 miles per gallon and offers many safety and tech features.Â
The Kia Sorento offers seating for up to 7, has up to 13 standard driver assistance features, and 28 miles per gallon.Â
The Telluride is the largest Kia model, with seating for up to 8 and impressive towing capacity. The Telluride has been recognized for its safety and dependability.Â
The K5 is a midsize sedan that gets an impressive 37 miles per gallon and goes from 0-60 mph in just 5.7 seconds.Â
The Kia Forte is a popular compact sedan known for its dependability and high-tech features.Â
Top companies for Kia include Nationwide, Progressive, and Geico. However, the cheapest company for you might be different depending on where you live and other factors like your age and driving record.Â
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