Car insurance calculator: how much will you pay?
Pick your cover and your bonus-malus level: the tool applies the regulatory coefficient to the prices observed in Luxembourg in 2026 and gives you the yearly premium range, with what may move it.
Guide updated: November 2026
In Luxembourg, third-party car insurance costs from about €160 a year with the best bonus to over €1,400 with the maximum malus, and casco cover comes on top. This calculator starts from the prices observed in 2026 at level 11, the level of every new contract, applies the coefficient of your level and places you on that scale. It gives an order of magnitude, not a price: only a quote takes your vehicle, your profile and the chosen cover into account.
Estimated yearly premium
€360 to €600
about €30 to €50 a month
Level 11, third-party coefficient 100%
Published benchmark: third-party only at level 11, €30 to €50 a month (August 2026 survey), multiplied by the coefficient of your level.
Published benchmark: third-party + mini-casco at level 11, €50 to €80 a month (August 2026 survey). The coefficient of your level applies to the third-party part; the casco part, €20 to €30, keeps its price.
Published benchmark: full casco at level 11, €90 to €150 a month and more (August 2026 survey). The coefficient applies to the third-party part; the casco part, €60 to €100, keeps its price.
Level 11: the published range, as is.Regulatory coefficient of your level applied to the third-party part.Full casco: priced on the vehicle’s value, the upper bound can be exceeded.
- No box ticked: the range matches a common profile, with no option.
- Young driver: no special level, the difference lies in the base premium, which each insurer sets freely. Foyer offers moov for this profile; LALUX applies a “recent licence” deductible on damage to the vehicle, unless the young driver is named in the contract.
- Electric or hybrid: reduced premium at AXA; battery and charging cables covered at AXA and LALUX.
- Under 7,000 km a year: AXA offers pay-per-kilometre cover, often cheaper for low-mileage drivers.
- New vehicle: new-for-old value for 3 years at AXA and LALUX, useful in casco, whose premium follows the vehicle’s value.
Benchmarks: monthly prices observed in August 2026 at level 11 (LALUX easyPROTECT Auto public simulator, HelloSafe Luxembourg 2026 guide, market guides): third-party only €30 to €50, third-party + mini-casco €50 to €80, full casco €90 to €150 and more. Coefficients of the Grand-Ducal regulation of 11 November 2003: 45% at level −3, 100% at level 11, 250% at level 22. The scale only concerns third-party liability: the casco part keeps its entry price. Yearly amounts rounded to the nearest ten.
An order of magnitude, not an offer: the real price depends on the insurer, the vehicle, your profile, the deductible and the options chosen. The calculation runs in your browser; nothing is transmitted or stored.
How to read the result
- Estimated yearly premium: the range for your cover and your level, taxes included, for a common profile with no option.
- Third-party coefficient: the percentage of the reference premium that your level imposes under the Grand-Ducal regulation. It only applies to third-party liability.
- What may play a part: each ticked box flags something that moves the premium up or down. No public source prices it: the calculator flags it, it does not make it up.
Where the figures come from
The starting prices are those of our car insurance comparison, observed in August 2026 for a driver at level 11: €30 to €50 a month for third-party liability, €50 to €80 with partial casco, €90 to €150 and more for full casco. The coefficients are those of the bonus-malus scale set by the Grand-Ducal regulation of 11 November 2003: 45% at level −3, 100% at level 11, 250% at level 22, taken level by level without interpolation.
The bonus-malus scale only concerns third-party liability. Casco cover, partial or full, has its own grid at each insurer, priced on the vehicle’s value: the calculator therefore keeps that part at the entry price, whatever your level. At level 11, it returns exactly the published ranges.
What really changes your premium
- Your level: between the maximum bonus and entry into the scale, the third-party part more than doubles; our bonus-malus simulator projects your level over six years.
- The cover: third-party is the legal minimum; partial casco adds theft, fire, glass breakage and natural forces; full casco also covers your own damage, even at fault.
- The vehicle: casco follows its value; a new vehicle can be covered at new-for-old value for three years at AXA and LALUX.
- Your profile: the law provides no unfavourable level for young drivers, but each insurer sets its base premium freely; our article on young driver car insurance covers the first contract and accompanied driving.
- Options: bonus protection, protected driver, pay-per-kilometre cover under 7,000 km a year at AXA, advantages for electric vehicles.
To compare these guarantees insurer by insurer, Foyer, LALUX, AXA and Baloise, see our car insurance comparison; the guarantees themselves are explained on our car insurance page.
What the calculator does not know
It knows neither each insurer’s base premium, nor your vehicle, its power or its value, nor the chosen deductible, nor bonus protection options. Nor does it know whether an insurer will recognise your foreign record if you move to Luxembourg: the law places you at level 11, but some insurers take documented claim-free years into account. The ranges date from August 2026; they will be reviewed at the next survey.
Your questions, answered
Why does casco not follow my bonus-malus level?
The bonus-malus scale of the 2003 Grand-Ducal regulation only applies to third-party liability. Casco cover, partial or full, is priced by each insurer on its own grid, mostly according to the vehicle’s value. The calculator therefore keeps that part at the entry price and applies the coefficient to the third-party part only.
I have just moved to Luxembourg: what is my level?
Every new contract starts at level 11, that is 100% of the reference premium. Some insurers do, however, take a foreign record into account when your previous insurer certifies it: ask for it explicitly, the calculator cannot predict it.
Does a young driver pay a malus?
No: the law provides no unfavourable level for young drivers, who also enter at level 11. The price difference comes from the base premium, which each insurer sets freely, and from specific deductibles such as LALUX’s “recent licence” deductible on damage to the vehicle.
Is what I enter stored?
No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser; nothing is transmitted or kept.
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