Compare Hyundai Car Insurance

The history

What do you think was the first car to roll off the Hyundai production line? Would you believe it was actually a Ford Cortina!? Hyundai started up as a joint venture with Ford. 

They were managed initially by the former leader of Austin Morris responsible for some iconic, if questionable designs. If you’re old enough, think back to the Allegro and Princess.  If you’re not old enough, ask your Dad!

From such beginnings the group is now the fifth largest producer in the world. In 2014 they sold some 7.7m cars, almost double the 4m they had sold only three years earlier.

Can I afford a Hyundai?

We’ve looked at the average price consumers were being quoted for Hyundai insurance on comparethemarket.com in September 2017.

From January to March 2018, the IX35, despite being in insurance groups 16– 28 (depending on the model), was the cheapest on average to insure with a premium price of £440.56.

The I10 which has models in the lowest insurance group possible, had an average price of £497.75, and attracted the most requests for quotes, with 25% of the total Hyundai requests.

Other popular models included the I20 at £524.11 and the I30 at £511.23. Together they accounted for a further 30% of quotes requested.

At the more expensive end of the range were the Accent at £673.96 and the Coupe at £779.23**.

**Based on comparethemarket.com data from January to March 2018. Our average premiums are based on all our customer quotes, from people with different age ranges, addresses and driving histories. You may find a cheaper or more expensive quote based on your personal circumstances.