Data published Oct 8, 2026

Car Insurance Cost in North Dakota (2026)

Car insurance in North Dakota costs $1,368 a year for full coverage on average ($114 a month), 39% less than the U.S. average of $2,244. Minimum (liability-only) coverage averages $792 a year.

Full coverage
$1,368
a year in North Dakota
Per month
$114
full coverage
Minimum coverage
$792
a year, liability only
Rank
7 of 51
1 = cheapest

North Dakota vs the national average

The average North Dakota driver pays $1,368 a year for full coverage, which is 39% less than the national average of $2,244. Over five years that adds up to about $6,840 at today's rates (our calculation), so it pays to shop around at every renewal.

StateFull coverage / yrMinimum / yrRank
Iowa$1,332$6725
North Carolina$1,356$8286
North Dakota$1,368$7927
Ohio$1,404$7808
Wisconsin$1,500$6849
U.S. average$2,244$1,188-

Source: Insurify, Average Car Insurance Rates as of October 2026, published Oct 8, 2026. Insurify publishes monthly averages (data through September 2026). Annual figures here are the published monthly figure times 12. Minimum is Insurify's liability-only average. Washington, D.C. is listed as District of Columbia. Monthly and five-year figures are our calculation. Your own quote depends on your age, record, car and ZIP code.

How to pay less in North Dakota

Get at least three quotes for the same coverage, raise your deductible if you have the savings to cover it, ask about bundling and safe-driver discounts, and check whether you still need collision coverage on an older car. Our car insurance cost guide explains each step, and the car loan calculator shows the payment side of the budget.

Common questions

How much is car insurance in North Dakota?

Full coverage averages $1,368 a year ($114 a month) in North Dakota, and minimum coverage $792 a year, per Insurify data published Oct 8, 2026.

Is car insurance expensive in North Dakota?

North Dakota ranks 7 of 51 (1 = cheapest), making it one of the 10 cheapest states. Full coverage there costs 39% less than the national average.