Insurance in Hawaii

In 2023, the average Hawaii driver spent $888 per insured vehicle on liability, collision and comprehensive coverage (NAIC Auto Insurance Database Report, 2023 data). Your actual rate depends on your age, driving record, vehicle, location within Hawaii, and coverage levels.

Compare quotes from multiple carriers using Truvo — it's free and takes 2 minutes. Bundling car and home insurance often saves up to 25%. You can also save with a clean driving record, higher deductibles, and multi-policy discounts.

Key factors include your ZIP code within Hawaii, driving record, age, credit score, vehicle and home details, coverage level, and claims history. Hawaii is a no-fault state with lower auto rates. Hurricane and volcanic activity affect home insurance.