The cheapest cars to insure in the UK are known in different types.
The data is based on May 2022 and the categories include the best cars for new drivers, young drivers, families, sports car fans, and anyone who wants to use electricity.
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Based on Admiral Insurance premiums, the study found that geographically, the average annual premium for UK car insurance in May was £ 574.
Scottish drivers get the highest value premium, 13% cheaper than the UK average and cost £ 497 a year.
Not surprisingly, premiums were the highest in Greater London, costing £ 750, up 31% from the UK average.
The Admiral confirmed that he would not calculate insurance based on gender, but the May pricing figures show that men paid 21% higher premiums than women, averaging £ 514. It was £ 623 in comparison.
Great for new drivers-Volkswagen Up!
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Insurance for new drivers is notorious for being expensive, but Volkswagen Up can help.
The largest insurance group belongs to a group of 4 out of 50 people, but the majority are actually 1 or 2 people.
This means that the average annual quote for new drivers from Admiral is the cheapest at £ 750.12.
Great for 17-25 years old-Skoda Cigo
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The Skoda Citigo is actually a little cheaper to buy if it’s newer than the VW Up, and it’s basically the same car.
However, it is a cheap option for slightly older drivers between the ages of 17 and 25.
Most of Citigo’s models fall into insurance groups 1 or 2, with an average annual estimate of £ 512.18 for Admiral.
Great for families-Ford Puma
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If you need to fit a little bigger car for your family, the Ford Puma is a great choice.
It looks at the part and has a decent amount of space for passengers and luggage at the rear. It’s also great to drive.
With only 14 insurance groups, it is Admiral’s cheapest family motor, averaging £ 303.19 per year.
Great for using electricity-Volkswagen ID.3
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It’s no secret that electricity saves you money on “fuel”, but they are still more expensive to buy on average.
They are also more expensive to insure on average, but some are sensible prices.
The best was VW ID.3, which has an average premium of £ 379.69 with the Admiral, and MG5 didn’t boost it.
The best sports car-BMW Z4
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And if you’re looking for something a little sporty, you might think you have to pay nose for insurance.
This is true for some sports cars, but some are surprisingly cheap.
The cheapest, according to the Admiral, is the BMW Z4, which has an average annual premium of £ 479.95.
