HONDA PILOT 2021
Bernard from Pointe-Aux-Trembles
$2925 /year
Premium computed in November 2025
The 2021 Honda Pilot is a three-row family SUV that combines versatility and reliability. Offering generous space for up to eight passengers, it stands out for its driving comfort, intuitive technology, and advanced safety features. Ideal for active families, the Pilot delivers a smooth ride, good fuel economy for its class, and respectable towing capacity, while maintaining Honda's reputation for durability.
Insurance premiums for the 2021 Honda Pilot have experienced notable fluctuations between 2021 and 2025. Starting at $1672 in 2021, they increased significantly to $2098 in 2022, before decreasing to $1869 in 2023 and $1804 in 2024. In 2025, premiums rebounded to $2109, showing an overall upward trend despite these variations.
To find the best insurance for your HONDA PILOT 2021 vehicle, it is more important than ever to compare the available options.
Insurance premiums for the 2021 Honda Pilot vary considerably by city. Sherbrooke and Laval show the highest costs at $2679 and $2601 respectively, closely followed by Montreal at $2413 and Quebec City at $2267. In contrast, Gatineau ($1289) and Lévis ($1318) offer the most affordable premiums, creating a gap of more than $1300 between the most and least expensive cities.
To get the exact cost for your situation, the best approach is to compare offers from several insurers. Using our Clicassure comparison tool, you can easily find the best premium tailored to your needs.
| City | Average price over the last 12 months |
|---|---|
| GATINEAU | $1289.47 |
| LAVAL | $2211.48 |
| LÉVIS | $1318.27 |
| MONTRÉAL | $2412.62 |
| QUÉBEC | $2267.43 |
| SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU | $1770.71 |
| SAINT-JÉRÔME | $1562.88 |
| SHERBROOKE | $2679.22 |
| TERREBONNE | $1552.16 |
| TROIS-RIVIÈRES | $1466.05 |
To guarantee you the best possible information, the data presented on this page is based on the following rigorous criteria :
Disclaimer: This article is intended for information purposes, with the sole objective of providing food for thought. Under no circumstances should it be construed as advice regarding insurance solutions. Only a duly certified insurance professional is qualified to analyze your personal situation, discuss your needs with you and advise you on insurance solutions.
