Infiniti JX Insurance Cost
Get the best coverage for your Infiniti JX and your wallet.

Get the best coverage for your Infiniti JX and your wallet.
As a JX driver, you have the opportunity to choose Infiniti JX insurance that works best for your needs, and your wallet. As of 2025, average Infiniti JX insurance rates at Lemonade range from roughly $35 to $37 a month (learn more about the methodology here).
There are lots of factors that impact the cost of car insurance, we’ll get more into that below.
Lemonade Car offers JX drivers super customizable coverage options, great bundles, discounts for things like safe and low-mileage driving, and so much more to help give you peace of mind behind the wheel without breaking the bank.
Car insurance rates depend on a lot of factors, with a main point of interest for insurance providers being your car’s make (ie. Infiniti), your car model (ie. JX), model year, and trim—like sport, or sedan.
Here are some additional factors that can impact your Infiniti JX insurance premiums:
Learn more about what goes into how much car insurance costs, if you’re interested.
Check out average starting rates* for Infiniti JX model years 2013 to 2025.
Model Year | Average Monthly Cost | Average 6-Month Cost |
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Infiniti JX 2025 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2024 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2023 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2022 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2021 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2020 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2019 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2018 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2017 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2016 | $35 | $208 |
Infiniti JX 2015 | $36 | $215 |
Infiniti JX 2014 | $35 | $211 |
Infiniti JX 2013 | $37 | $223 |
Yes, how much you pay to insure your Infiniti JX can vary depending on where you live—including your state.
For example, average car insurance rates for a 2016 Infiniti JX in Illinois range from roughly $35 to $37 a month, while monthly premiums in Texas range from about $69 to $74 for the same model and model year.
Keep in mind: Lemonade car insurance is currently available in a handful of states and will soon roll out to many more states nationwide (make sure to join our waitlist so you’ll be the first to know when we reach your state.)
Your Infiniti JX’s safety rating—which reflects how well a vehicle performs in crash tests—can impact how much you pay for an auto insurance policy. A higher safety rating, for example, means a lower risk of injury or damage, leading to potentially lower premiums.
On the flip side, having all the bells and whistles—like advanced tech features—could increase your premiums because it would cost more to repair or replace if it gets damaged.
Let’s take a closer look at how different Infiniti JX model years fare in various crash test categories:
Model Year | Overall Rating | Frontal Crash | Side Crash | Roll Over |
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Infiniti JX 2013 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 4 |
There are so many ways you can save on your premium when you drive your Infiniti JX with Lemonade car insurance, including:
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Glad you asked! We’re a bit biased, but… when you cover your Infiniti JX with Lemonade car insurance, you can enjoy great coverage, score savings and discounts, and help make the planet a little greener for generations to come.
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Lemonade Insurance conducted an internal analysis to evaluate policy rates across different makes and models of vehicles for a 32-year-old single female customer, currently holding a Lemonade Renters Policy in the state of Illinois. The policy considered includes only liability coverages with minimum state-mandated limits, and no optional coverages or upgrades. The customer resides in a zip code with an average cost of living, and has an insurance history that reflects no accidents, violations, or claims, with average driving patterns relative to other drivers in the state. This analysis is based on Lemonade’s internal data and is meant for illustrative purposes only. Quotes may vary depending on individual circumstances.
A few quick words, because we <3 our lawyers: This post is general in nature, and any statement in it doesn’t alter the terms, conditions, exclusions, or limitations of policies issued by Lemonade, which differ according to your state of residence. You’re encouraged to discuss your specific circumstances with your own professional advisors. The purpose of this post is merely to provide you with info and insights you can use to make such discussions more productive! Naturally, all comments by, or references to, third parties represent their own views, and Lemonade assumes no responsibility for them. Coverage and discounts may not be available in all states.
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