Car insurance premiums in New Hampshire can vary widely based on the vehicle you own. Insurers consider not only the make and model, but also safety ratings, likelihood of theft, cost of repairs and other factors, including age, location and driving record.

We’ve listed the most affordable cars to insure in New Hampshire by category, from sedans to sports cars and EVs.

Ranked: The cheapest cars to insure in New Hampshire

In New Hampshire, Hyundai Venue and Honda HR-V have the cheapest car insurance rates, followed by Chevrolet TrailBlazer and Buick Encore GX, based on our research.

The table below highlights the most affordable vehicles to insure in New Hampshire, including their average six-month full coverage premiums.

Car make-modelAverage six-month premium
Hyundai Venue$669
Honda HR-V$685
Chevrolet TrailBlazer$693
Buick Encore GX$716
Honda CR-V$722
Chevrolet Express$725
Subaru Forester$726
Hyundai Kona$735
Subaru Outback$740
Chrysler Voyager$740

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Most affordable cars to insure by vehicle type in New Hampshire

Insurance premiums can vary significantly by vehicle type. For instance, Van come with the most affordable insurance rates, whereas Performance Car typically have the highest costs.

We analyzed insurance rates for sedans, SUVs, sports cars, electric vehicles and luxury cars to find the most affordable makes and models in each category, along with their average six-month full coverage premiums.

Cheapest sedans to insure in New Hampshire

According to our data, the Subaru Legacy is the cheapest sedan to insure, with an average six-month full coverage premium of $779. This premium is based on coverage limits of 100/300/100 and $500 collision and comprehensive deductibles.

Nissan Versa ranks second on our list with an insurance cost of $813, followed by Volkswagen Jetta, which costs $846 to insure for a six-month policy.

Below is a list of the most affordable sedans to insure in New Hampshire and their average full coverage six-month rates.

Vehicle model (sedan)Average six-month premium
Subaru Legacy$779
Nissan Versa$813
Volkswagen Jetta$846
Kia Forte$850
Chevrolet Malibu$869
Nissan Sentra$870
Mazda 3 Sedan$878
Hyundai Elantra$883
Honda Accord$884
Honda Civic Sedan$885
Toyota Corolla$893
Mitsubishi Mirage G4$899
Toyota Camry$901
Kia K5$926
Nissan Altima$928
Volkswagen Jetta GLI$937
Hyundai Sonata$949

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SUVs with the cheapest car insurance costs in New Hampshire

The Honda HR-V and Chevrolet TrailBlazer have the lowest car insurance rates, at $685 and $693, respectively, for a six-month policy. The full coverage car insurance rates of other SUVs are in the table below.

Vehicle model (SUV’s)Average six-month premium
Honda HR-V$685
Chevrolet TrailBlazer$693
Buick Encore GX$716
Honda CR-V$722
Subaru Forester$726
Hyundai Kona$735
Subaru Crosstrek$744
Mazda CX-5$745
Mazda CX-30$750
Volkswagen Tiguan$751
Toyota Corolla Cross$752
Ford Escape$753
Kia Seltos$756
Kia Sportage$762
Chevrolet Trax$763
Chevrolet Equinox$767
Volkswagen Taos$767
Jeep Wrangler$769
Kia Soul$773
Hyundai Tucson$776

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Sports cars with affordable insurance rates in New Hampshire

Sports cars are typically expensive to insure due to their high-performance engines (which make speeding easier and increase the risk of tickets and accidents), expensive replacement parts and higher theft rates.

But some makes and models are still affordable to insure. For instance, the Mazda MX-5 Miata is one of the most inexpensive models on our list, with an average cost of $832.

See the table below for average full coverage car insurance rates of different sports cars.

Vehicle model (Sport cars)Average six-month premium
Mazda MX-5 Miata$832
Chevrolet Camaro$1,015
Honda Civic Si$1,018
Subaru WRX$1,120
Toyota GR Supra$1,124
Toyota GR86$1,149
Ford Mustang$1,172
Subaru BRZ$1,183
Toyota GR Corolla$1,222
BMW Z4$1,236
Porsche 718 Boxster$1,256
Chevrolet Corvette$1,301
Honda Civic Type R$1,315
Porsche 718 Cayman$1,331
Chevrolet Camaro ZL1$1,499
Nissan Z$1,655
Jaguar F-Type$1,749
Chevrolet Corvette Z06$1,766
Porsche 911$1,995
Porsche 911 GT3$2,064

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Most affordable luxury vehicles to insure in New Hampshire

Luxury cars are also more expensive to insure than some vehicle types because they’re loaded with expensive features, making them more costly to repair and replace than smaller crossover SUVs like the Honda CR-V, Honda HR-V or Volkswagen Tiguan.

The Acura RDX is the cheapest luxury car to insure, with an average cost of $847 for a full coverage six-month policy. It is followed by the Volvo XC40 ($877) and Cadillac XT4 ($888).

The table below shows the full coverage six-month average premiums for different luxury vehicles with limits of 100/300/100 and $500 collision and comprehensive deductibles.

Vehicle model (Luxury cars)Average six-month premium
Acura RDX$847
Volvo XC40$877
Cadillac XT4$888
Audi Q3$896
Lincoln Corsair$911
Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class$917
Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class$928
Cadillac XT5$930
Acura MDX$936
Lexus RX$939
Lexus NX$949
Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class$962
Alfa-Romeo Tonale$967
Cadillac XT6$977
BMW X3$982
Acura Integra$991
BMW X1$1,002
Cadillac CT4$1,016
BMW X2$1,021
Infiniti QX50$1,026

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Top electric cars with cheap insurance rates in New Hampshire

Electric vehicles generally come with higher purchase and insurance costs compared to gas-powered models, mainly due to their expensive components, such as batteries and the increased cost of repairs and labor.

Our data shows that the average cost to insure an electric vehicle is $2,442 annually, which breaks down to $204 monthly.

The table below highlights the most affordable EVs to insure in New Hampshire, including their average six-month full coverage premiums.

Vehicle model (EVs)Average six-month premium
Hyundai Kona Electric$821
Mini Cooper Electric$826
Kia Niro EV$861
Volkswagen ID.4$883
Chevrolet Silverado EV$898
Nissan Leaf$930
Subaru Solterra$964
Hyundai Ioniq 5$977
Ford F-150 Lightning$1,017
Toyota bZ4X$1,018
Hyundai Ioniq 6$1,020
Audi Q4 e-tron$1,041
Kia EV6$1,046
Genesis Electrified GV70$1,050
Chevrolet Blazer EV$1,052
Ford Mustang Mach-E$1,059
Mercedes-Benz EQB$1,103
Volvo XC40 Recharge$1,112
Toyota Mirai$1,129
Volvo C40 Recharge$1,132

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Cheapest cars to insure for teens and young drivers in New Hampshire

Young drivers, especially those under 25, typically face higher car insurance premiums due to their inexperience behind the wheel. Opting for a vehicle that’s safe, affordable to repair and less likely to be targeted by thieves can make a big difference in keeping insurance costs down.

An 18-year-old driver can expect to pay $2,422 to insure a Chevrolet TrailBlazer, while insuring a Hyundai Venue costs $2,433 for a six-month full coverage policy for 18-year-olds.

The table below lists the most affordable cars to insure in each category, making it easier for young drivers and their families to choose and make informed insurance decisions.

Cheapest cars to insure for teens and young drivers

Choose your state and vehicle type to see average six-month insurance rates by vehicle make-model for teens and young drivers.

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Vehicle make-modelAverage six-month premium
Mini Cooper Electric$2,884
Hyundai Kona Electric$2,938
Kia Niro EV$3,039
Volkswagen ID.4$3,075
Chevrolet Silverado EV$3,236
Hyundai Ioniq 5$3,393
Subaru Solterra$3,418
Nissan Leaf$3,420
Ford F-150 Lightning$3,519
Hyundai Ioniq 6$3,602

Final thoughts

While your choice of car has a major impact on your insurance premium, it’s not the only factor. Your driving record, location and coverage level all play a role in calculating your premium. We’ve put together this guide to help you decide on a car that aligns with your needs and keeps your insurance rates in check.

Frequently asked questions

Do electric cars have lower insurance costs in New Hampshire?

Electric cars are usually more costly to insure than traditional gas-powered vehicles. However, some EVs are affordable when compared to similar models with gas engines.

For instance, a six-month full coverage policy for a Hyundai Kona Electric costs $821, whereas the cost of insuring a Mini Cooper Electric is $826 for the same coverage.

Which SUVs are the cheapest to insure in New Hampshire?

In New Hampshire, insuring a Honda HR-V SUV costs about $685 for six months, making it one of the most affordable options. The Chevrolet TrailBlazer and Buick Encore GX also have cheap car insurance rates.

What are the cheapest cars to insure for teen drivers in New Hampshire?

The Chevrolet TrailBlazer, Hyundai Venue, Honda HR-V and Subaru Forester are some of the cheapest cars to insure for an 18-year-old driver in New Hampshire. On the other hand, Maserati Quattroporte, BMW M8 Gran Coupe and BMW M8 are the most expensive vehicles to insure for a young driver.

Methodology

CarInsurance.com collected data from Quadrant Information Services for different makes and models. The rates are based on sample profiles of 18-year-old and 40-year-old drivers carrying full coverage policies with limits of 100/300/100 and $500 collision and comprehensive deductibles.

To evaluate the premiums, we have compared 67,566,780 insurance quotes from 57 insurance companies for 1,661 makes and models across 510 ZIP codes nationwide. The rates are for comparison purposes only; your exact rates may vary.

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