One of the most common questions we’re asked is “how much does a windscreen replacement cost?” The honest answer is that it depends on the vehicle and the type of glass fitted, but to make things clearer we’ve put together a guide based on some of the most popular vehicles we regularly replace windscreens for across the UK.

Modern windscreens are no longer just pieces of glass. Many now include features such as heating elements, acoustic layers to reduce road noise, rain and light sensors, and forward-facing ADAS cameras. All of these features affect the overall cost, which is why prices can vary quite a bit from one model to another.

The prices below are average fitted prices for common specifications we see day-to-day. All prices include VAT and professional fitting, with no hidden extras, and are intended as a helpful guide rather than a fixed quote.

As you can see, vehicles with ADAS cameras and multiple integrated sensors tend to sit at the higher end of the price range, largely due to the complexity of the glass and the calibration required after fitting. Simpler windscreens, with fewer features, are usually more affordable and quicker to replace.

It’s also worth noting that even within the same model range, specifications can vary. Trim level, optional extras and production year can all influence the final price, which is why we always recommend getting a tailored quote for your exact vehicle.

If your car isn’t listed above, or you’d like an accurate price based on your vehicle VIN number, you can get an instant windscreen replacement quote online in just a few clicks. It’s quick, straightforward, and gives you a clear idea of costs before booking anything in.