| 125 cc or less (11 kW and under) | 126 cc to 400 cc (over 11 kW to 35 kW) | 401 cc and over (over 35 kW) | High accident-risk motorcycles | 3-wheel motorcycles | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Insurance contribution (tax included) | $253.33 | $397.65 | $589.16 | $1,662.31 | $205.97 |
Charge | $4.90 | $4.90 | $4.90 | $4.90 | $4.90 |
Vehicle registration fee | $47.75 | $47.75 | $47.75 | $47.75 | $47.75 |
Total | $305.98 | $450.30 | $641.81 | $1,714.96 | $258.62 |
The power rating in kW only applies to electric motorcycles.
Please read the compliance label applied to your vehicle in accordance with Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations to find out which type of vehicle you have. Your vehicle could be an electric moped or scooter.
Since 3-wheeled motorcycles have arrived on the market, their owners have paid the same insurance contribution as for regular motorcycles. However, given that analysis has shown that 3-wheeled motorcycles are involved in fewer accidents than two-wheeled motorcycles, the insurance contribution for 3-wheeled motorcycles has been reduced.
Vehicles qualifying as 3-wheeled motorcycles to which the reduced insurance contribution applies share the following characteristics:
As of January 1, 2023, modified vehicles or hand-crafted vehicles whose characteristics correspond to either of the two vehicle categories referred to in the first bullet above will also qualify as 3-wheeled motorcycles to which the reduced insurance contribution applies, provided they have also been issued a certificate of inspection. The procedure for obtaining a certificate of inspection can be found on our website at Hand-crafted or Modified Vehicle.
Note: Motorcycles that have a sidecar and motorcycles with 2 auxiliary wheels do not qualify for the reduced insurance contribution.
Last update: June 17, 2022
