Infiniti discontinued the Q50 in 2024, but the Q50 may still be worth a look — especially if you’re looking for a used luxury sedan. Even the entry-level model has a turbocharged V-6 engine, and Kelley Blue Book mentions the car has a “decent amount” of standard equipment.1
That said, it costs an average of $150 per month to insure a Q50 with basic liability coverage and $282 for full coverage, which is high compared to similar models. Your rate depends on your Q50’s age and coverage levels, as well as your driving record, ZIP code, age and gender, and other factors.
If you’re considering buying an Infiniti Q50 or want to compare rates, here’s what you need to know.
Cost of Infiniti Q50 insurance by model year
Insurance companies consider the cost of repairing or replacing your vehicle when determining rates, so older models may be cheaper to insure than newer ones.2 But that’s not always the case.
Here’s a look at the average rates for different Q50 models from 2016 to 2024.
Average cost of Infiniti insurance by state
Where you live affects your car insurance premium significantly, since every area has a different rate of collisions, vandalism, theft, and other factors insurers consider.5
The average monthly rates to insure the Infiniti Q50 in each state are shown below. Alaska and Hawaii are not included due to lack of data.
How to ensure you have enough coverage on your Infiniti Q50
Whether you have an accident, a cracked windshield, or a stolen vehicle, you’ll want to make sure you have enough coverage to avoid a financial disaster.6 As you consider your budget and insurance needs, keep the following coverage options in mind: