The Tesla Model S tops a list of the most expensive vehicles to insure with an annual average insurance paid of $1,789,48 and annual collision insurance paid of $1,310.40, according to the report.
Consumer Reports now recommends the Tesla Model 3, after testers had found a recent over-the-air update improved the car's braking distance by almost 20 feet.
Elon Musk, Tesla chief executive officer, said there is a braking issue with the Model 3 sedan but it will be fixed with a software update within days.
