Car insurance premiums in Brampton continue to be among the most dynamic in Ontario, heavily influenced by a driver’s unique risk profile. While broader economic shifts impact the city as a whole, individual costs are primarily shaped by a combination of demographic data, vehicle specifications, and personal driving history.
This report analyzes recent quote data to provide a clear picture of the current insurance landscape in Brampton. By examining the correlations between driver attributes and premium fluctuations, we aim to help residents navigate the market more effectively and identify opportunities for more competitive rates in an environment where costs are once again on the rise.
How much do car insurance rates change in Brampton by year?
Brampton car insurance rose about 12% from 2024 to 2025, with the calendar-year average reaching $3,240, the highest in several years. Rates dipped in 2023, then climbed as claims, theft, and repair costs rose across Peel Region. The current rolling 12-month average is about $3,325 per year.
Premiums change year to year, and they are once again on the rise in Brampton. Rates are the highest they’ve been since 2022.
After a dip in average premiums in 2023, they increased in 2024 and 2025. Rates increased 12.22% from 2024 to 2025, based on our internal estimated customer quote data.
Brampton car insurance rate trends (2019-2025)
| Year |
Average annual premium |
| 2025 |
$3,240 |
| 2024 |
$2,887 |
| 2023 |
$2,616 |
| 2022 |
$3,209 |
| 2021 |
$3,295 |
| 2020 |
$3,133 |
| 2019 |
$2,842 |
Estimated premiums from 2019-2025. ** See our
methodology.
How much does car insurance cost for Brampton drivers based on age?
Age strongly affects Brampton car insurance. Mature drivers aged 50 and over pay about 17% less than the city average, around $2,761 per year, while drivers under 25 pay about 15% more, near $3,808. Middle-aged drivers, 25 to 50, sit just above average at about $3,383.
Experience matters in insurance. Mature drivers pose a lower risk. They have more experience than younger people who are still learning to drive.
Overall, the difference in premiums can exceed $1,000 per year between mature and young drivers.
Brampton auto insurance premiums by age
| Driver type |
Premium |
Monthly |
Difference |
| All drivers |
$3,325 |
$277 |
0 |
| Young drivers (25 and under) |
$3,808 |
$317 |
14.53% |
| Middle age (25 - 50) |
$3,383 |
$282 |
1.74% |
| Mature/senior drivers (50+) |
$2,761 |
$230 |
-16.96% |
Current rate data reflects a rolling 12-month average of ThinkInsure quote submissions as of May 2026.*** See our
methodology.
What demographic factors affect car insurance rates in Brampton?
Gender and marital status have a modest effect on Brampton car insurance. In the latest data, female drivers average about $3,456 per year and male drivers about $3,284, while single drivers ($3,323) pay slightly more than married drivers ($3,306). These gaps are smaller than the effect of age or driving record.
Insurers use demographic information to assess potential risk. Marital status makes only a small difference, while gender has a modest effect among Brampton drivers.
Female drivers pay slightly more than males in the latest data. Single drivers pay slightly more than married drivers.
Auto insurance premiums by gender and marital status
| Demographics |
Premium |
Monthly |
Difference |
| Male |
$3,284 |
$274 |
-1.23% |
| Female |
$3,456 |
$288 |
3.94% |
| Married |
$3,306 |
$276 |
-0.57% |
| Single |
$3,323 |
$277 |
-0.06% |
Current rate data reflects a rolling 12-month average of ThinkInsure quote submissions as of May 2026.*** See our
methodology.
How much does your driving record affect Brampton car insurance premiums?
Tickets and accidents raise Brampton car insurance sharply. One ticket adds about 18% to your premium and one at-fault accident about 12%, against a clean-record average near $3,325 per year. The largest increases come from a policy cancellation (about 24% more) or a licence suspension (about 27% more) within three years.
Your driving record is the most significant factor in your insurance costs, making a clean history your strongest shield against rising premiums. Even a single infraction can lead to a noticeable spike in rates. Generally, a minor ticket or a first-time accident will have a less drastic effect on your wallet than a full policy cancellation or a license suspension.
- Even one ticket can increase your rates by over 18%.
- Policy cancellations can increase payments by at least 24%.
The most substantial financial penalties occur when you get a second ticket or collision within a three-year period. These repeat incidents signal a higher risk to insurers, leading to compounding costs that can be difficult to reverse.
Auto insurance premiums by driving record
| Driving record |
Premium |
Monthly |
Difference |
| Standard driving record |
$3,325 |
$277 |
0.00% |
| 1 ticket in past 3 years |
$3,934 |
$328 |
18.32% |
| 1 accident in 3 years |
$3,725 |
$310 |
12.03% |
| 1 cancellation in 3 years |
$4,129 |
$344 |
24.18% |
| 1 suspension in 3 years |
$4,237 |
$353 |
27.43% |
Current rate data reflects a rolling 12-month average of ThinkInsure quote submissions as of May 2026.*** See our
methodology.
What vehicle brands have the lowest insurance rates in Brampton?
The cheapest vehicle brands to insure in Brampton are Buick (about $2,444 per year), Chevrolet ($2,798), and Chrysler ($2,831). Among the costliest are Land Rover ($4,516), Mitsubishi ($4,021), and Tesla ($3,967), reflecting higher repair, parts, and theft-related costs. Choosing a safer, less-targeted vehicle can lower your premium.
These higher-cost brands tend to be more expensive to repair, use specialized or imported parts, or are more frequently targeted for theft, which raises claims costs. Premiums for the priciest brands can exceed $4,000 per year.
Brampton car insurance rates by vehicle brand
| Vehicle Make |
Average Premium |
Monthly payment |
| Vinfast |
$3,904 |
$325 |
| Tesla |
$3,967 |
$319 |
| Land Rover |
$4,516 |
$317 |
| Mitsubishi |
$4,021 |
$312 |
| Audi |
$3,832 |
$311 |
| Volvo |
$3,309 |
$291 |
| Lincoln |
$3,392 |
$283 |
| Lexus |
$3,367 |
$283 |
| Mercedes-Benz |
$3,401 |
$281 |
| GMC |
$3,495 |
$276 |
| Honda |
$3,363 |
$274 |
| Subaru |
$3,070 |
$273 |
| BMW |
$3,400 |
$272 |
| Chrysler |
$2,831 |
$271 |
| Mazda |
$3,283 |
$271 |
| Nissan |
$3,660 |
$270 |
| Ford |
$3,417 |
$268 |
| Toyota |
$3,278 |
$266 |
| Hyundai |
$3,331 |
$263 |
| Genesis |
$2,992 |
$260 |
| Jeep |
$3,668 |
$260 |
| Kia |
$3,028 |
$247 |
| Acura |
$3,047 |
$246 |
| Chevrolet |
$2,798 |
$236 |
| Buick |
$2,444 |
$217 |
| Dodge/RAM |
$3,250 |
$216 |
Current rate data reflects a rolling 12-month average of ThinkInsure quote submissions as of May 2026.*** See our
methodology.