
GEICO and Nationwide offer some of the cheapest auto insurance rates in Nevada; USAA is often cheapest for veterans and members of the military.
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Auto insurance in Nevada costs $2,696 per year on average, which is 12 percent higher than the national average. Minimum coverage is more expensive relative to the national average — the average cost in Nevada is $1,461 per year, more than double the national average of $635 for minimum coverage.
While the average cost of auto insurance across Nevada is driven up by large cities like Las Vegas and Paradise, rates vary depending on where in the state you live. For example, premiums tend to be lower in Reno than in Vegas.
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USAA, which is only available to the military community, offers the lowest average rates in Nevada at $1,719 annually. Nonmilitary drivers can find below-average rates from Nationwide and Travelers at $1,825 annually and $1,871 annually, respectively.
Provider | Annual Full Coverage | Monthly Full Coverage |
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USAA | $1,719 | $143 |
Nationwide | $1,825 | $152 |
Travelers | $1,871 | $156 |
State Farm | $2,075 | $173 |
Progressive | $2,105 | $175 |
Farmers | $2,117 | $176 |
GEICO | $2,193 | $183 |
Mercury | $2,595 | $216 |
American Family | $3,098 | $258 |
Allstate | $3,202 | $267 |
Nevada average | $2,696 | $225 |
National average | $2,399 | $200 |
USAA also has the cheapest rates, on average, for minimum coverage in Nevada, with an average annual premium of $872. GEICO and State Farm have slightly higher average rates at $1,016 per year and $1,090 per year, respectively, but they are still below the state average of $1,461.
Provider | Annual Minimum Coverage | Monthly Minimum Coverage |
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USAA | $872 | $73 |
GEICO | $1,016 | $85 |
State Farm | $1,090 | $91 |
Progressive | $1,118 | $93 |
Nationwide | $1,209 | $101 |
Travelers | $1,280 | $107 |
Mercury | $1,375 | $115 |
American Family | $1,904 | $159 |
Allstate | $1,938 | $162 |
Farmers | $2,118 | $176 |
Nevada average | $1,461 | $122 |
National average | $635 | $53 |
Nevada households with teen drivers should expect to pay much more than older age groups — the average annual cost for teens is $8,687, which is more than three times the average rate for drivers in their 30s. USAA and GEICO offer the cheapest rates for policies with teens at $4,793 per year and $5,495 per year, respectively.
Provider | Annual With Teen Driver | Monthly With Teen Driver |
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USAA | $4,793 | $399 |
GEICO | $5,495 | $458 |
Nationwide | $5,914 | $493 |
Travelers | $5,983 | $499 |
State Farm | $6,914 | $576 |
American Family | $8,684 | $724 |
Progressive | $9,533 | $794 |
Mercury | $10,541 | $878 |
Allstate | $12,421 | $1,035 |
Farmers | $15,077 | $1,256 |
Nevada average | $8,687 | $724 |
National average | $5,327 | $444 |
Nationwide has the lowest rates for drivers with a speeding ticket in Nevada at $1,859 per year on average. USAA also has affordable rates at $1,873 per year. Nonmilitary drivers can also find cheap rates from State Farm, which has an average annual premium of $1,927.
Provider | Annual With Speeding Ticket | Monthly With Speeding Ticket |
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Nationwide | $1,859 | $155 |
USAA | $1,873 | $156 |
State Farm | $1,927 | $161 |
Mercury | $2,411 | $201 |
Travelers | $2,414 | $201 |
Progressive | $2,918 | $243 |
GEICO | $3,126 | $260 |
Allstate | $3,293 | $274 |
American Family | $4,305 | $359 |
Farmers | $4,590 | $383 |
Statewide average | $3,323 | $277 |
National average | $2,511 | $209 |
Drivers with an at-fault accident in Nevada can find the cheapest auto insurance rates from USAA (if eligible), Travelers, and State Farm. All three companies have average annual premiums well below the state average of $3,660.
Provider | Annual With At-Fault Accident | Monthly With At-Fault Accident |
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USAA | $2,637 | $220 |
Travelers | $2,772 | $231 |
State Farm | $2,873 | $239 |
Nationwide | $3,290 | $274 |
Progressive | $3,542 | $295 |
GEICO | $4,356 | $363 |
Allstate | $5,013 | $418 |
Mercury | $5,722 | $477 |
American Family | $6,158 | $513 |
Farmers | $7,860 | $655 |
Statewide average | $3,660 | $305 |
National average | $2,812 | $234 |
Travelers and Progressive have the cheapest rates for Nevada drivers with a DUI on their record with average premiums of $2,822 per year and $3,153 per year, respectively. USAA also has competitive rates for veterans and military drivers at $3,490 annually.
Provider | Annual With DUI | Monthly With DUI |
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Travelers | $2,822 | $235 |
Progressive | $3,153 | $263 |
USAA | $3,490 | $291 |
Nationwide | $3,531 | $294 |
State Farm | $3,955 | $330 |
Allstate | $4,287 | $357 |
Mercury | $4,333 | $361 |
GEICO | $4,459 | $372 |
American Family | $5,423 | $452 |
Farmers | $5,684 | $474 |
Statewide average | $4,521 | $377 |
National average | $3,305 | $275 |
In Nevada, drivers with low credit will find the best rates, on average, from Nationwide. The company has an annual average rate of $2,076, which is 55 percent less than the state average. Mercury and Travelers also offer competitive rates at $2,544 per year and $3,264 per year, respectively.
Provider | Annual With Low Credit | Monthly With Low Credit |
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Nationwide | $2,076 | $173 |
Mercury | $2,544 | $212 |
Travelers | $3,264 | $272 |
USAA | $3,364 | $280 |
Progressive | $3,489 | $291 |
GEICO | $3,737 | $311 |
American Family | $5,102 | $425 |
Allstate | $5,159 | $430 |
Farmers | $5,773 | $481 |
State Farm | $6,397 | $533 |
Statewide average | $4,618 | $385 |
National average | $3,377 | $281 |
In Nevada, drivers with poor credit pay 71 percent more on average than drivers with good credit. Maintaining a good credit record or improving your credit is key to keeping your auto insurance rates low.
American Family tends to have above average auto insurance rates in Nevada, but the company has the strongest customer service record (apart from USAA, which is limited to the military community). Your quoted rate may differ from the average, so it’s always worth getting estimates from several companies and considering customer experience before making a decision.
Provider | Southwest Customer Satisfaction (J.D. Power)1 | Claims Satisfaction (J.D. Power)2 | CRASH Network Insurer Report Card Grade3 |
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USAA | 733 | 726 | D+ |
American Family | 656 | 692 | C+ |
State Farm | 646 | 710 | C- |
Allstate | 633 | 691 | D |
Nationwide | 618 | 728 | C |
GEICO | 618 | 692 | C- |
Progressive | 614 | 672 | C |
Farmers | 599 | 706 | C- |
Travelers | 565 | 684 | C |
Mercury | N/A | 663 | C+ |
Average | 635 | 697 | C+ |
Paradise is the most expensive city in Nevada for car insurance, with an average annual premium of $4,017. Las Vegas and North Las Vegas also have very high rates. By comparison, rates in Reno are below the state average at $2,516 per year.
City | Annual Full Coverage | Monthly Full Coverage |
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Reno | $2,516 | $210 |
Henderson | $3,430 | $286 |
North Las Vegas | $3,947 | $329 |
Las Vegas | $3,976 | $331 |
Paradise | $4,017 | $335 |
Nevada average | $2,696 | $225 |
Nevada drivers must carry an auto insurance policy with at least the following coverage limits to abide by state law:
These minimum coverage limits are relatively low, so it’s wise to increase your limits if you can afford to for added financial protection and peace of mind. If you have a newer vehicle, consider also adding full coverage to cover damages to your own vehicle.
USAA offers the cheapest car insurance in Nevada, with average annual rates of $1,719 for full coverage and $872 for minimum coverage. For nonmilitary drivers, Nationwide has the cheapest full coverage at $1,825 annually on average, and GEICO has the cheapest minimum coverage at $1,016 annually on average.
The cheapest type of car insurance is minimum coverage, which in Nevada includes $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident in bodily injury liability and $20,000 per accident in property damage liability. However, while opting for minimum coverage will save you money on premiums, it can backfire if you get into an accident and have to pay significant out-of-pocket costs because your coverage isn’t sufficient.
An old car is often cheaper to insure than newer cars, but it depends on several factors. A car with low replacement value and lower repair costs, which tend to be older cars, will be cheaper to insure as they present less risk to the insurer. However, some older cars qualify as classic cars, which require a special type of insurance and may be more expensive.
There are numerous discounts available for car insurance in Nevada, although the exact options will vary by insurer. Common discounts include bundling, good driver, good student, distant student, safety equipment, and low-mileage discounts. However, check with your provider to find out what they offer and what you’re eligible for.
We analyze average auto insurance premiums in Nevada for full and minimum coverage for good drivers with good credit as well as other driver profiles, including those with DUIs, accidents, low credit, and teenagers. Full coverage averages use the following limits:
2024 U.S. Auto Insurance Study. J.D. Power. (2024, June 11).
https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2024-us-auto-insurance-study
2024 U.S. Auto Claims Satisfaction Study. J.D. Power. (2024, October 29).
https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2024-us-auto-claims-satisfaction-study
Insurer Report Card. CRASH Network. (2025).
https://www.crashnetwork.com/irc/