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Tesla car insurance rates in Ontario
Vehicle | Annual Premium | Monthly Premium |
|---|---|---|
2025 TESLA MODEL 3 PERFORMANCE 75D 4DR AWD | $4,056 | $338 |
2027 TESLA MODEL 3 PREMIUM | $3,086 | $257 |
2026 TESLA MODEL S 100D 4DR AWD | $5,875 | $490 |
2026 TESLA MODEL X 100D 4DR AWD | $5,384 | $449 |
2026 TESLA MODEL Y 75D PERFORMANCE 4DR AWD | $3,335 | $278 |
2026 TESLA CYBERTRUCK CREW CAB AWD | $4,409 | $367 |
The estimated premiums for each car model/trim are based on the lowest auto insurance premiums quoted. These quotes were obtained from Rates.ca using a specific driver profile: a 40-year-old male driver with a clean driving record located in Toronto with postal code M5V 2H1.
Car insurance coverage for Teslas in Canada
Non-Tesla electric vehicle (EVs) insurance is generally the same as traditional gas-powered vehicles. While some insurance companies offer green discounts for EVs, prices are relatively similar to traditional cars, depending on how expensive it is to repair and/or replace it.
Getting Tesla car insurance can be more expensive than for other cars. Why? Although Teslas have greater safety features than many cars, they have high repair costs. Of course, the model you choose, your location, driving history and the amount of coverage you choose will also play a role in the cost of Tesla car insurance quotes.
In Canada, EV buyers can take advantage of the iZEV program, which offers up to $5,000 in rebates when buying a zero-emission vehicle. The program has been extended to March 2025.
- Ontario: Rebate program scrapped in 2018
- Quebec: Up to $7,000 when buying or leasing a new vehicle, and plug-ins will get a maximum rebate of $5,000
- B.C.: $3,000 rebate for purchases under $55,000
- New Brunswick: $5,000 rebate on new models and $2,500 on used models
- Nova Scotia: $3,000 rebate on new vehicles and $2,000 on used vehicles
- P.E.I.: Up to $5,000 on a new or used EV purchase. Hybrids qualify for $2,500
- Newfoundland: $2,500 for new or used EVs and $1,500 for hybrids
- Yukon: $5,000 for purchases on new zero-emission vehicles
In Canada, InsureMyTesla is a comprehensive insurance program developed with Aviva. Discounts are offered due to Tesla’s safety features; wall connector coverage and coverage of key fobs is also included.
Recent Tesla car insurance quotes
Recent auto Insurance Quote from Mcdougall, Ontario
Male, 21 years old
2026 TESLA MODEL Y 75D LONG RANGE 4DR AWD
June 08, 2026
Cheapest Quote
$ 1,010 / month
$ 12,119 / yearAverage Quote
$ 1,279 / month
$ 15,353 / yearSavings
$ 270 / month
$ 3,234 / year
21 %
Recent auto Insurance Quote from Toronto, Ontario
Male, 40 years old
2026 TESLA MODEL 3 PREMIUM 60 4DR
June 08, 2026
Cheapest Quote
$ 257 / month
$ 3,086 / yearAverage Quote
$ 475 / month
$ 5,704 / yearSavings
$ 218 / month
$ 2,618 / year
46 %
Recent auto Insurance Quote from Kanata, Ontario
Male, 39 years old
2026 TESLA MODEL 3 PREMIUM 60 4DR
June 08, 2026
Cheapest Quote
$ 490 / month
$ 5,882 / yearAverage Quote
$ 692 / month
$ 8,309 / yearSavings
$ 202 / month
$ 2,427 / year
29 %
About Tesla
Tesla is an American electric vehicle (EV) car company and clean energy company based in Austin, Texas in 2004.
Besides its famous cars, Tesla also makes solar panels and batteries for cars and home power storage. Tesla is one of the world’s most valuable companies and automakers, with a market capitalization of US $600 billion.
Canadians started getting their Teslas in 2009, and the first store opened in Yorkdale Shopping Mall in Toronto in 2012. The Model 3 and Model Y are the most popular Tesla cars in Canada. In 2021 Tesla sold one million cars in Canada – most of them in B.C.
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Frequently asked questions about Tesla car insurance
Where do I buy Tesla car insurance in Canada?
Buying insurance for an electric car is the same as insuring a traditional car.
The expense of repairs and maintenance may add to the cost, but cheap Tesla car insurance can be had from insurers with green vehicle discounts, which include TD and Desjardins.. InsureMyTesla, which is a Tesla product underwritten by Aviva, is another place to acquire insurance for a Tesla.
There are a few routes you can take to acquire the coverage — going through an insurance agent, broker, or directly from the company, for instance. Before you settle on a path, it’s strongly recommended that you do your own research first.
Why? Many consumers think there are no differences between insurance companies. The truth is, there can be significant variations in price between companies. Rates.ca helps make researching insurance companies easier. Taking three minutes to compare 50+ insurance providers for free on Rates.ca can save you hundreds a year.
Can I get a quote for a 2026 Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD?
Yes — Our Rates.ca quoter supports the 2026 Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD. Just enter your driver and vehicle info to compare quotes in minutes.
Is it more expensive to insure a Tesla than a gas-powered car?
Tesla car insurance is not necessarily offered at a higher premium than electric vehicle insurance or gas-powered vehicles. Rates will depend on the make and model you choose as well as your driving history, risk assessment and your location.
The Canadian Loss Experience Automobile Rating (CLEAR) system considers the safety and loss prevention features of a vehicle, such as tires, side airbags, and theft prevention features, to help insurance providers set premiums for each vehicle model. EVs generally have more expensive tech features and, as a result, may, come with more expensive premiums.
Sometimes those higher costs can be offset by the green discounts offered by insurance providers.
What kind of coverage should I get for my Tesla?
Teslas provide a cleaner and greener alternative to cars than traditional gas-powered cars. As a result, Tesla car insurance should probably cover more things than your average Chevy.
Also, all provinces require drivers to carry a minimum amount of car insurance, and you have the option to buy additional coverage that protects you in the event of certain types of accidents, damage or theft. Generally, there are four types of coverage required for drivers including:
- Third-party liability insurance – This covers you if you are in an accident that kills or injures another person.
- Statutory accident benefits coverage – This pays for supplemental medical care.
- Uninsured automobile insurance – This covers you if you are struck by an uninsured driver.
- Direct compensation – If another motorist causes your accident, this insurance will pay for the damage to your car and compensate you for any losses.
For example, Teslas operate with wall connectors, special key fobs and other technologies that may not be available on traditional cars. Also, Teslas have self-driving capabilities, which could nullify your insurance if you use them. Something to consider for all drivers purchasing new cars is to purchase collision insurance, which can be added to a standard policy, and provides financial compensation for any damage to your vehicle caused by a collision (either other vehicle or object).
Having collision insurance is not mandatory and will increase your premiums. The amount of your premium increase will depend on the make and model of your car, the amount of coverage you add and the deductible. The only province where collision insurance is not mandatory is Manitoba.
Does Tesla provide roadside assistance in Canada?
Yes. Tesla offers roadside assistance in Canada. The coverage begins on the first day the vehicle is delivered to the first purchaser (or leaser) and covers four years of 80,000 km, or whichever occurs first.
The service is included in battery and drive unit coverage in Tesla’s new or pre-owned vehicle limited warranty, meaning it is free for covered events. Generally, Tesla’s roadside assistance covers tires, towing and lockout service, and something called out of range (if you have a depleted battery and are out of range to another charging station).
Who provides the best Tesla car insurance in Canada?
Finding the best Tesla car insurance in Canada will take research on your part. Rates.ca has quotes and comparisons to provide you with the most up-to-date and cheapest Tesla quotes around.
Rates.ca is equipped and ready to provide you with the best quotes on your Tesla. If you are so inclined and would like to speak with a broker, we can assist with that too and get you in touch with someone to speak to. Brokers and insurance providers will want to know about your driving record, risk assessment and other factors that could affect your Tesla car insurance quotes.
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