If you’re wondering how much it will cost to insure your BMW X3 in 2025, you’re in the right place. Insurance rates for the BMW X3 vary based on your location, driving record and model year.

On average, insuring a 2023 BMW X3 costs around $2,604 annually, but the rates can vary significantly compared to older models. For instance, a 2021 X3 might cost slightly less, around $2,517 per year, while insuring a 2018 model could be even more budget-friendly at $2,317 annually.

In this guide, we’ll break down these costs and provide tips on getting the best insurance rates for your BMW X3.

What is the cost to insure your BMW X3 in 2025?

On average, insuring a BMW X3 costs $212 per month – or $2,542 annually – for a full coverage policy. However, your actual cost may differ depending on factors such as your age, where you live, your driving history and the insurance company you choose.

Young drivers or those with a history of accidents may see higher premiums, while older, more experienced drivers with clean records may pay less. Additionally, rates can differ based on the state and even the ZIP code where the car is garaged.

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Which companies offer the cheapest rates for BMW X3

Nationwide offers the lowest car insurance rates for your BMW X3, with an average cost of $1,936 per year or $161 each month, based on CarInsurance.com’s study.

Below is a list of insurance companies that offer affordable rates for your BMW X3.

CompanyAnnual ratesSix-month ratesMonthly rates
Nationwide$1,936$968$161
State Farm$2,117$1,059$176
Geico$2,281$1,140$190
Progressive$2,440$1,220$203
Farmers$3,016$1,508$251
Allstate$3,488$1,744$291

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Compare BMW X3 car insurance rates by model year

Insurance premiums are typically higher for newer vehicles because of their high market value and pricey repairs. For instance, a 2023 BMW X3 generally has a higher insurance premium than a 2019 model. Besides, older models might not include the latest safety features, which can also influence their insurance costs.

Below is a comparison of average annual insurance costs for different model years of the BMW X3. This data can give you a clear idea of how insurance premiums change with the vehicle’s age.

Model yearAnnual ratesSix-month ratesMonthly rates
2014$1,894$947$158
2015$1,969$984$164
2016$2,027$1,014$169
2017$2,111$1,055$176
2018$2,317$1,159$193
2019$2,259$1,130$188
2020$2,445$1,222$204
2021$2,517$1,258$210
2022$2,517$1,259$210
2023$2,604$1,302$217

BMW X3 car insurance rates for different trims

A BMW X3’s trim level can significantly affect insurance costs. Trims vary in features, safety equipment and overall cost, contributing to different insurance premiums.

For instance, higher-end trims, such as the X3 XDrive M40i, equipped with advanced technologies, usually have higher insurance rates due to increased repair and replacement costs.

The table below shows the average annual insurance premiums for various trims of the BMW X3.

Vehicle trimAnnual ratesSix-month ratesMonthly rates
X3 SDrive 30i$2,408$1,204$201
X3 XDrive 30i$2,482$1,241$207
X3 XDrive M40i$2,930$1,465$244

BMW X3 insurance rates: State-by-state breakdown

The cost of insuring a BMW X3 vehicle can differ from state to state. State-specific regulations primarily influence it, the cost of vehicle repairs and car theft rates.

The table below shows the car insurance rates for the BMW X3 by state.

StateAnnual ratesSix-month ratesMonthly rates
Alaska$2,289$1,144$191
Alabama$2,377$1,188$198
Arkansas$2,753$1,377$229
Arizona$2,381$1,190$198
California$3,033$1,516$253
Colorado$3,208$1,604$267
Connecticut$2,594$1,297$216
Washington, D.C.$3,079$1,539$257
Delaware$2,552$1,276$213
Florida$2,971$1,486$248
Georgia$2,912$1,456$243
Hawaii$1,572$786$131
Iowa$2,165$1,082$180
Idaho$1,629$814$136
Illinois$2,384$1,192$199
Indiana$2,277$1,138$190
Kansas$2,679$1,339$223
Kentucky$3,317$1,659$276
Louisiana$4,238$2,119$353
Massachusetts$2,446$1,223$204
Maryland$2,401$1,201$200
Maine$1,774$887$148
Michigan$3,101$1,551$258
Minnesota$2,710$1,355$226
Missouri$3,028$1,514$252
Mississippi$2,921$1,461$243
Montana$2,757$1,378$230
North Carolina$2,134$1,067$178
North Dakota$2,278$1,139$190
Nebraska$2,711$1,355$226
New Hampshire$1,964$982$164
New Jersey$2,450$1,225$204
New Mexico$2,622$1,311$218
Nevada$2,410$1,205$201
New York$1,917$958$160
Ohio$1,840$920$153
Oklahoma$2,686$1,343$224
Oregon$2,387$1,193$199
Pennsylvania$2,632$1,316$219
Rhode Island$2,979$1,490$248
South Carolina$2,354$1,177$196
South Dakota$3,077$1,539$256
Tennessee$2,813$1,406$234
Texas$3,609$1,804$301
Utah$2,025$1,013$169
Virginia$1,903$951$159
Vermont$1,956$978$163
Washington$1,997$998$166
Wisconsin$1,973$987$164
West Virginia$2,388$1,194$199
Wyoming$3,097$1,549$258

How your age impacts BMW X3 insurance rates

Drivers under 25 often see higher insurance rates due to their inexperience and higher risk of car accidents. As individuals age and get more experience behind the wheel, their rates usually drop. However, for older drivers, insurance costs can increase again due to age-related risks.

In 2022, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that 2,034 drivers aged 15 to 20 died in traffic crashes.

The table below shows the average annual insurance rates by age group.

AgeAnnual ratesSix-month ratesMonthly rates
Teens$9,586$4,793$799
Adults$2,542$1,271$212

The bottom line

Knowing how much it costs to insure your BMW X3 is key to managing your expenses. Insurance costs can change depending on the car’s model year, trim, age and state of residence.

You can keep costs down by maintaining a clean driving record, taking advantage of available discounts and reviewing your insurance policy at least once a year. This way, you can have the coverage you need without paying too much.

Resources & Methodology

Sources

Insurance Information Institute. “Facts + Statistics: Teen drivers.” August 2025.

Methodology

CarInsurance.com commissioned Quadrant Information Services to calculate average auto insurance rates for 1,661 car models to help drivers compare coverage costs. Rates reflect national averages based on a standard driver profile with full coverage, typical commute distance, and annual mileage.

The average rates are based on a 40-year-old male driver with 100/300/100 liability limits and a $500 deductible for collision and comprehensive coverage, commuting 12 miles to work daily and driving 10,000 miles annually.

Read the detailed methodology for more information.

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