Audi Q5 car insurance: Car insurance rates by model year
Written byPrachi Singh
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Prachi is an insurance writer with a master's degree in business administration. Through her writing, she hopes to help readers make smart and informed decisions about their finances. She loves to travel and write poetry.
Leslie Kasperowicz is an insurance expert with four years of direct agency experience and over a decade of creating educational content to help insurance shoppers make confident, informed decisions.
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Car insurance rates vary depending on the make, model and trim level of your vehicle. According to our data analysis, the average cost to insure an Audi Q5 is $2,801 per year or $233 per month. However, your actual rate may be higher or lower depending on things like where you live, your age, your driving record and other personal factors.
The auto insurance rates also change based on the vehicle's model year. For example, the 2024 Audi Q5 costs $2,801, whereas the 2023 Audi Q5 costs $2,825 annually. This is $24 more than the 2024 rates.
Nationwide offers the cheapest annual rate for 2024 Audi Q5 at $2,033 per year.
Below, we'll look at Audi Q5 insurance rates and show you how to save.
Available trimsE Quattro Premium Plus S-Line, E Quattro Premium S-Line, E Quattro Prestige S-Line, Quattro Premium, Quattro Premium Plus, Quattro Premium Plus S-Line, Quattro Premium S-Line, Quattro Prestige, Quattro Prestige S-Line, Sportback Quattro Premium Plus S-line, Sportback Quattro Premium S-line, Sportback Quattro Prestige S-Line
Available trimsE Quattro Premium Plus S-Line, E Quattro Premium S-Line, E Quattro Prestige S-Line, Quattro Premium, Quattro Premium Plus, Quattro Premium Plus S-Line, Quattro Premium S-Line, Quattro Prestige, Quattro Prestige S-Line, Sportback Quattro Premium Plus S-line, Sportback Quattro Premium S-line, Sportback Quattro Prestige S-Line
Available trimsE Quattro Premium Plus S-Line, E Quattro Premium S-Line, E Quattro Prestige S-Line, Quattro Premium, Quattro Premium Plus, Quattro Premium Plus S-Line, Quattro Premium S-Line, Quattro Prestige, Quattro Prestige S-Line, Sportback Quattro Premium Plus S-line, Sportback Quattro Premium S-line, Sportback Quattro Prestige S-Line
Available trimsE Quattro Premium, E Quattro Premium Plus, E Quattro Prestige, Quattro Premium, Quattro Premium Plus, Quattro Prestige, Sportback Quattro Premium, Sportback Quattro Premium Plus, Sportback Quattro Prestige
Available trimsE Quattro Premium, E Quattro Premium Plus, E Quattro Prestige, Quattro Premium, Quattro Premium Plus, Quattro Premium Plus Titanium, Quattro Premium Titanium, Quattro Prestige, Quattro Prestige Titanium
Available trimsQuattro Premium, Quattro Premium Plus, Quattro Premium Plus Summer of Audi, Quattro Premium Summer of Audi, Quattro Prestige, Quattro Prestige Summer of Audi
Data was fielded by Quadrant Information Services across all 50 states and Washington, D.C. for 1,161 vehicle models. More than 67 million data points from 57 insurance companies were analyzed.
Unless otherwise indicated, averages are based on our full coverage data set. This data set is based on:
Bodily injury liability of $100,000 per person and $300,000 per incident
Property damage liability of $100,000 per incident