The fleet
Every class of car, and what it is actually for
Prices below are indicative starting points from local Georgian suppliers. Search your dates to see live prices, exact models and availability for Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi airport.
from $29/dayToyota Prius
HybridGeorgia's favourite rental: a hybrid that sips fuel on the long drives, with room for four and the bags.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $33/dayHyundai Accent
EconomyA simple, cheap-to-run sedan that takes the city and the motorway runs to Batumi or Kutaisi in its stride.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $33/dayKia Forte
CompactA roomy compact, easy to park in the old town and comfortable on a day trip out to the Kakheti wine roads.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $33/dayVolkswagen Polo
Economy hatchSmall, tidy and light on fuel. The easy choice for a couple getting around Tbilisi and the nearby valleys.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $55/dayToyota Corolla
SedanThe dependable mid-size sedan: roomy, smooth and unfussy on the longer drives across the country.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $39/daySubaru Forester
SUVAll-wheel drive with the clearance for the climb up to Kazbegi and the rougher roads of the wine country.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $36/dayMitsubishi Outlander
7-seat SUVSeven seats and a comfortable ride for a family or a group, with the clearance for mixed roads and a big boot.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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from $40/dayMitsubishi Delica D5
4x4A genuine four-wheel drive and a Georgia favourite for Svaneti and the high mountain roads, with room for a group and the gear.
Example from the live Tbilisi fleet.
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City and wine country: an economy or compact car is plenty for Tbilisi, day trips and the gentle roads of Kakheti. Cheap to run and easy to park.
Kazbegi and mixed mountains: a sedan handles the paved Military Highway, but an SUV is more relaxed on the climbs and in shoulder-season weather.
Svaneti and Tusheti: take a genuine 4x4. The high passes to Mestia, Ushguli and Omalo are rough and seasonal, and a normal car will not cope.
Groups and airport runs: a minivan keeps a family or a group of friends together with room for the luggage, and is popular for Kutaisi pickups.
Good to know
Booking questions
Most suppliers accept a national licence in the Latin alphabet. If your licence is not in Latin script, bring an International Driving Permit alongside it. Always carry the original licence, your passport and the rental agreement while driving.