Browse insurance groups & car models
Quick answer
Every UK car sits in one of 50 insurance groups. Browse a specific group number below to see what it costs and which cars land there, or jump straight to a model guide for 114 popular cars — or check your own car by reg with our free insurance group checker.
All 50 insurance groups
Group 1 is the cheapest to insure, group 50 the most expensive. Each page shows the cost band, example cars and a typical annual estimate.
- 1£175+
- 2£195+
- 3£210+
- 4£230+
- 5£245+
- 6£260+
- 7£280+
- 8£295+
- 9£315+
- 10£330+
- 11£350+
- 12£365+
- 13£380+
- 14£400+
- 15£415+
- 16£435+
- 17£450+
- 18£470+
- 19£485+
- 20£505+
- 21£520+
- 22£540+
- 23£555+
- 24£570+
- 25£590+
- 26£605+
- 27£625+
- 28£640+
- 29£660+
- 30£675+
- 31£690+
- 32£710+
- 33£725+
- 34£745+
- 35£760+
- 36£780+
- 37£795+
- 38£815+
- 39£830+
- 40£845+
- 41£865+
- 42£880+
- 43£900+
- 44£915+
- 45£935+
- 46£950+
- 47£965+
- 48£985+
- 49£1000+
- 50£1020+
Insurance groups by car model (114 guides)
Each model guide shows the typical group range across trims and engines, a variant-by-variant table, and a cost estimate. Don't see your car? Check it by registration instead.
DS Automobiles
- DS3 — groups 9–19
Dacia
- Sandero — groups 2–11
Ford
Kia
Land Rover
- Range Rover — groups 40–50
- Discovery Sport — groups 26–37
- Range Rover Evoque — groups 25–36
- Defender — groups 36–50
Lexus
- CT200h — groups 15–21
Mini
- Cooper — groups 15–30
- One — groups 12–18
- Countryman — groups 18–35
- Clubman — groups 17–35
Mitsubishi
- Colt — groups 3–10
Nissan
Polestar
- 2 — groups 32–44
Porsche
- Cayenne — groups 40–50
Smart
- ForFour — groups 3–11
Toyota
Vauxhall
Volkswagen
Looking for something more specific?
If you'd rather browse by vehicle type than by model name, see insurance groups by vehicle type — separate guides for electric cars, SUVs, 4x4s and vans. For the full 1–50 table with typical costs side by side, use the car insurance groups list, and for the cheap end of the scale specifically, see cheapest car insurance groups.
New to insurance groups altogether? Start with car insurance groups explained, which covers how the ABI/Thatcham Group Rating Panel actually sets these numbers.
Sources & further reading
- Thatcham Research — The motor insurers' automotive research centre. Co-runs the Group Rating Panel that sets UK insurance groups, and publishes the Vehicle Risk Rating (VRR) framework.
- Association of British Insurers (ABI) — The trade body for UK insurers. Co-runs the Group Rating Panel behind the 1–50 insurance group scale.
- DVLA — Get vehicle information — The official GOV.UK service for vehicle details by registration. Our checker uses the DVLA's Vehicle Enquiry Service API, the same underlying record.