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About Renault

Renault is a French car manufacturer founded in 1898 by brothers Louis, Marcel and Fernand Renault. Today, it forms part of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance, one of the world’s largest automotive groups.

In the UK, Renault is best known for practical and affordable cars such as the Clio hatchback, along with the Captur and Megane. The brand has also been a pioneer in electric mobility, with the Renault Zoe ranking among the most popular electric cars on UK roads. Renault’s focus on innovation, efficiency and value has helped it remain a strong choice for drivers seeking both everyday practicality and forward-looking technology.

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How much does it cost to insure a Renault?

The average cost of Renault car insurance was £623.53[3] with a fully comprehensive policy, £835[4] for a third party fire and theft policy, and £550.58[5] for a third party only policy.

Policy type

Average cost

Fully comprehensive

£623.53[3]

Third party, fire and theft

£835[4]

Third party only

£550.58[5]

Common reasons Renault drivers make a claim

We’ve teamed up with Ageas to show you the most common reasons Renault drivers claim on their car insurance.

Vehicle hit while parked (policyholder or third-party vehicle)

26% [1]

Only insured vehicle involved i.e. hit a bollard

18% [1]

Vehicle hit in rear (policyholder or third-party vehicle)

16% [1]

The percentage of all claims submitted by Renault drivers through Ageas between October 2024 and September 2025.

How can I get cheaper insurance for my Renault?

There are several ways to make Renault insurance more affordable. Increasing your voluntary excess usually lowers your premium, though you should only choose an amount you could realistically afford if you made a claim. Arranging cover a few weeks before renewal and paying annually instead of monthly can also bring costs down.

Driving carefully, avoiding penalties and building a strong no-claims bonus are among the most effective long-term savings. Parking your Renault securely in a garage or off-road will often reduce risk in the eyes of insurers, while removing optional extras you don’t need can also help. For younger drivers, especially in popular first cars like the Renault Clio, adding an experienced named driver may make cover cheaper. Larger models such as the Kadjar or electric cars like the Zoe are usually more expensive to insure, so comparing quotes from several insurers is especially worthwhile.

What type of insurance do I need?

There are three main types of car insurance to choose from:

  • Fully comprehensive – the highest level of cover, protecting you, your Renault, other vehicles, people and property in the event of a claim.

  • Third party, fire and theft – covers damage to other people’s vehicles or property, plus theft or fire damage to your own car. It does not cover accidental damage to your Renault.

  • Third party only – the minimum legal requirement, covering damage to others’ vehicles or property but offering no protection for your own car.

For most Renault drivers, fully comprehensive insurance is the most suitable choice. It offers the widest protection and, in many cases, is also cheaper than third party policies because insurers often view comprehensive drivers as lower risk. Smaller Renaults such as the Clio are generally the most affordable to insure comprehensively, while larger models like the Kadjar or electric cars like the Zoe may cost more but still benefit from the broader cover this type of policy provides.

Fully Comprehensive

£623.53 [1]

Third-party, fire and theft

£835.58 [1]

Third-party only

£550.38 [1]

Average cost of car insurance by policy type for Renaults

Where can I find Renault car insurance?

You can get insurance for a Renault through most mainstream UK insurers, and the quickest way to compare options is with a comparison site such as MoneySuperMarket. By entering details about yourself, your Renault and the type of cover you want, you can view quotes from multiple providers in one place.

It’s worth comparing policies not just on price, but also on the level of protection offered and the excess you would need to pay if you made a claim. For popular models like the Clio or Captur, standard insurers usually provide competitive cover, while electric cars such as the Renault Zoe may also be worth checking with specialist insurers who understand EV repair costs.

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Sources and supporting information

  1. [1]

    SuperSaveClub restrictions and T&Cs apply. Click here for details.

  2. [2]

    Accurate as of 30 October 2026.

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  4. [4]

    Based on the median annual price of third party, fire & theft car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between September 2025 and August 2026.

  5. [5]

    Based on the average annual price of third party only policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in August 2026.