EV Charge Cost

Cost to charge an electric car in North Dakota (2026)

North Dakota's home electricity price is 13.41¢/kWh. Charging a typical electric car (EV) runs about $46/month ($547/year), which makes it the 4th cheapest of the 50 states and DC.

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North Dakota · 13.41¢/kWh

$46 /mo

$547 a year to charge at home

Cost per 100 miles
$4.02
Like paying for gas at
$1.21/gal
Gas car (30 mpg)
$1,990/yr
The EV saves
+$1,443/yr

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Home charging; public fast charging costs more. Electricity prices: EIA, July 2026.

North Dakota EV charging, by the numbers

Residential electricity price
13.41¢/kWh
Cost to drive 100 miles
$4.02
Gas-equivalent price
$1.21/gal
Home charging, per month
$46
Home charging, per year
$547
Regular gas, Midwest region (week of September 21, 2026)
$4.39/gal
Gas car (30 mpg) at that price, per year
$1,990
The EV saves, per year
+$1,443
National rank
#4 of 51

At 13.41¢/kWh, North Dakota's residential electricity price sits below the US average of 18.31¢/kWh. Charging a typical EV (13,600 mi/yr at 30 kWh/100 mi) at home costs about $46/month here, versus about $62/month at the national average. That works out to $4.02 per 100 miles, or a gas-equivalent $1.21/gallon next to a $4.39 pump price for a 30 mpg car.

Gas prices use the EIA weekly retail average for regular gasoline in the Midwest region: $4.39 a gallon in the week of September 21, 2026. At that price a 30 mpg car costs about $1,990 a year to fuel, so charging at home in North Dakota saves about $1,443 a year.

North Dakota ranks #4 of the 50 states and DC, cheapest to priciest. The cheapest is Louisiana at $3.82 per 100 miles; the most expensive is Hawaii at $14.40.

North Dakota electricity price, last 12 months

North Dakota's residential electricity price was 13.41¢/kWh in July 2026, up 0.8% from 13.31¢ in July 2025. At typical driving that moves home charging from $45 to $46 a month.

Month¢/kWhCost per 100 miHome charging per month
July 202613.41$4.02$46
June 202614.12$4.24$48
May 202613.61$4.08$46
April 202612.35$3.71$42
March 202611.95$3.59$41
February 202611.64$3.49$40
January 202610.92$3.28$37
December 202511.02$3.31$37
November 202511.93$3.58$41
October 202512.82$3.85$44
September 202513.66$4.10$46
August 202512.97$3.89$44
July 202513.31$3.99$45

Source: US EIA Open Data API, electricity retail sales, residential sector. The EIA revises recent months after first release.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charge an electric car in North Dakota?

At North Dakota's residential electricity price of 13.41¢/kWh and typical driving (about 13,600 miles a year at 30 kWh/100 miles), charging a typical EV at home costs roughly $46 a month, about $547 a year. Public DC fast charging costs more.

Is it cheaper to charge an EV or buy gas in North Dakota?

For home charging, yes. Charging runs about $547 a year in North Dakota versus roughly $1,990 in gasoline for a 30 mpg car at $4.39 a gallon (the EIA weekly regular gas price for the Midwest region), a difference of about $1,443 a year.

What is the gas-equivalent price of charging in North Dakota?

About $1.21 per gas-equivalent gallon: the electricity to drive as far as one gallon of gas carries a 30 mpg car. Compare that to regular gas at $4.39 a gallon in the week of September 21, 2026, the price for the Midwest region. Driving 100 miles on electricity costs about $4.02 here.

Is it getting more expensive to charge an EV in North Dakota?

North Dakota's residential electricity price was 13.41¢/kWh in July 2026, up 0.8% from 13.31¢ in July 2025. At typical driving that moves home charging from $45 to $46 a month.

Electricity price for North Dakota: US Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A, July 2026. Gas price: US EIA, Weekly Retail Gasoline and Diesel Prices, Midwest region, week of September 21, 2026. Charging and gas figures are estimates for typical US driving; see how the numbers are built. Home charging; public fast charging costs more.