Fully comprehensive
Fully comprehensive policies usually pay out for damage, repairs, medical expenses, fire damage and theft, as well as damage to third-parties, their vehicle or their property
£584 on average2
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Established in 1898, Renault is a French car manufacturer that produces a range of cars and vans, including some electric vehicles. Founded by brothers Louis, Marcel, and Fernand Renault, the company is now part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.
In the UK, the most popular Renault is the Clio hatchback. One of the most popular electric cars in the UK is the Renault Zoe.
The cost of insuring a Renault will depend on the model you choose. Insurance providers sort cars into 50 different insurance groups, with the most costly to insure going into the higher groups.
So if you choose a powerful or valuable car, you’re likely to pay higher premiums. That said, your age and driving history also have a big impact.
That’s why the most expensive Renault model to insure is the Clio, which is often chosen by younger drivers, while the least expensive to insure is the Captur.
1. Clio - £668 /year to insure
2. Megane - £614 /year to insure
3. Captur - £366 /year to insure
1. Clio Dynamique - £866 /year to insure
2. Clio Extreme - £865 /year to insure
3. Clio Dynamique 16V - £837 /year to insure
1. Captur Iconic - £314 /year to insure
2. Capture Dynamique - £314 /year to insure
3. Captur - £364 /year to insure
Renaults are most commonly insured by drivers in their 30s, 50s and early 60s – those aged 30 to 39 make up over a fifth of all insurance quotes for Renaults. They’re more commonly found in the North West than anywhere else, but they are also popular in the West Midlands and London2.
When you insure your Renault, you’ll need to pick one of three different policy types:
Fully comprehensive policies usually pay out for damage, repairs, medical expenses, fire damage and theft, as well as damage to third-parties, their vehicle or their property
£584 on average2
Third-party, fire and theft cover the cost of damage to other people, their vehicles and their property, but only protects your own vehicle if it’s stolen or damaged by fire
£887 on average2
Third-party only car insurance covers damage you cause to a third-party, their vehicle or their property, but won’t pay out for damage to your own car
£1,397 on average2
Most car insurance policies can have various extra features added on – such as:
Breakdown cover pays for calling out roadside assistance if your vehicle gets into trouble
Motor legal protection covers legal fees you might face related to a car insurance claim
Personal accident cover can offer compensation if you're injured or killed in an accident
There are various steps you can take to reduce your car insurance premiums. For example, you can:
Offering to pay a higher voluntary excess tells insurers you'll only claim when you need to - so your cover should end up cheaper
Avoiding small claims also lets you build your no-claims bonus, which will help you earn lower premiums in the future
Driving fewer miles means spending less time behind the wheel, so the chances of you being involved in an accident are lower
Paying annually with a lump sum up-front usually works out cheaper than spreading the cost over 12 months
Finding car insurance for your Renault only takes a few minutes when you compare quotes with MoneySuperMarket. Just answer a few questions about yourself, your car, and the level of cover you want, and we’ll search the market for the best deals for you.
You can compare the options available by the cost of the policy, the cover you’ll receive, and the excess you’ll need to pay to make a claim. And once you’ve found the deal you want, all you have to do is click through to the provider’s page to get insured.
"French car brand Renault offers a wide range of models, which have design flair, including the popular Clio supermini, Arkana, Austral and Captur SUVs, and Zoe and Megane E-Tech electric cars. There’s even the quirky Twizy quadricycle, which you can still buy second hand. Renault is also credited with inventing the first people carrier or multi purpose vehicle (MPV) in the form of the Espace, although it’s now been transformed into an SUV.
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