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Luxury car rental in Tbilisi from $32/day
- 100% no credit card160 cars
- 66% no deposit105 cars
- Free cancellationon 54% of offers
- Pay 15–20% nowThe rest at pick-up, in cash or by card
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Cheapest cars from today's check
Each price below is for the dates shown on that car. Exact live prices for your dates
BMW 320i2017 · No deposit23–30 Nov 2026$30per day · 7 days
Mercedes GLA 2502019 · No deposit23–30 Nov 2026$44per day · 7 days
Infiniti QX702018 · No deposit23–30 Nov 2026$53.35per day · 7 days
Mercedes C 3002017 · No deposit23–30 Nov 2026$55per day · 7 days
BMW 328i2015 · No deposit23–30 Nov 2026$55per day · 7 daysPrices for your dates
How booking works
Choose a car
Compare offers from local rental companies and check the deposit, insurance and mileage before you book.
Pay a small part online
Usually about 15–20% of the rental price is paid when you book; 54% of offers can be cancelled for free.
Pay the rest at pick-up
The rest is paid to the supplier when you collect the car: cash is accepted for 100% of cars and card payment for 41%.
Cheapest luxury cars right now
Lowest 7-day prices for premium cars from local suppliers in Tbilisi.
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Mercedes GLA 250 2019

Infiniti QX70

Mercedes C 300 2017

BMW 328i

BMW X2
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BMW X5 2016

BMW 228i

Mercedes GLE 350 2016

Mercedes C 300 2017

Mercedes GLA 250 2018

BMW 428i 2016

BMW 640

Mercedes GLE 350 2015

Maserati Ghibli

Mercedes CLA 250

Porsche Cayenne 2017

BMW X5 2015

Audi Q7

BMW X5 2015

BMW X3

Mercedes GLB 250

Porsche Cayenne 2014

Mercedes GL 450

BMW 428i 2013

Land Rover Evoque

BMW 230i

BMW 428i 2016

BMW 428i 2015

Audi Q5
How much does it cost per day for premium cars in Tbilisi?
On , we checked 160 offers for premium cars in Tbilisi: prices start at $30 a day for a 7-day rental, and a typical car costs about $106 a day. 66% of cars need no deposit at all.
| premium cars in Tbilisi | 160 |
|---|---|
| luxury brands from, per day | $30 |
| convertibles | 48 |
| convertibles from, per day | $32.40 |
Compare premium sedans, SUVs and convertibles from local suppliers in Tbilisi — for business trips, weddings and drives out to Kakheti or Kazbegi.
Deposit, payment and cancellation for premium cars in Tbilisi
66% of cars need no deposit
100% of cars can be paid for in cash at pick-up
54% of offers can be cancelled free of charge
76% of offers include unlimited mileage
41% of cars can be paid by card.
75 cars list an additional damage-cover option. Excess and exclusions depend on the offer.
47 cars are listed in the young-driver category. Minimum age and licence tenure depend on the offer.
107 cars can be booked with winter tyres; 43 with snow chains.
22 cars are allowed on the Mestia – Ushguli – Lentekhi route in Svaneti.
Renting without a deposit for premium cars in Tbilisi
105 cars can be rented with no deposit at all. Nothing is blocked on your card. The “No deposit” button above the search shows only these cars. Deposit terms appear in the booking conditions before confirming.
Luxury brands in Tbilisi right now
160 premium-class cars are listed in Tbilisi; these are the luxury brands among them.
| Brand | Cars |
|---|---|
| BMW | 51 |
| Mercedes-Benz | 27 |
| Porsche | 7 |
| Audi | 7 |
| Tesla | 6 |
| Lexus | 5 |
| Maserati | 3 |
| Land Rover | 3 |
Car rental prices in Tbilisi
Prices by month for premium cars in Tbilisi
Lowest and typical (median) price per day for a 7-day rental starting mid-month, as currently listed. Months far ahead have fewer cars listed yet.
January 2027: listed prices start at $38.15 a day for a rental of 7 days, starting mid-month.
February 2027: listed prices start at $34.65 a day for a rental of 7 days, starting mid-month.
Cheapest month by starting price per day (among months with at least 20 cars listed): November 2026.
The cheapest month of December–March is December.
- Nov$30short notice
- Dec$30
- Jan$38.15
- Feb$34.65
- Mar$34.65
- Apr$34.65
- May$34.65
- Jun$34.65
- Jul$34.65
- Aug$34.65
- SepFew cars listed yet
- OctFew cars listed yet
Cheapest of December–March: DecemberMost expensive of December–March: JanuaryLowest / dayFew cars listed yet
Show the numbers
| Month | Lowest / day | Cars |
|---|---|---|
| November 2026 | $30 | 145 |
| December 2026 | $30 | 100 |
| January 2027 | $38.15 | 86 |
| February 2027 | $34.65 | 85 |
| March 2027 | $34.65 | 78 |
| April 2027 | $34.65 | 37 |
| May 2027 | $34.65 | 37 |
| June 2027 | $34.65 | 36 |
| July 2027 | $34.65 | 37 |
| August 2027 | $34.65 | 37 |
| September 2027 | $80 | 9 |
| October 2027 | $60 | 9 |
Best prices found by date
Prices found for the rental dates shown below.
| Car | Dates | From / day |
|---|---|---|
| BMW 320i2017 | 15–22 Nov | $30$210 for 7 days |
| BMW 320i2017 | 15–22 Dec | $30$210 for 7 days |
| Hyundai Sonata2017 | 15–22 Jan | $38.15$267 for 7 days |
| Hyundai Sonata2017 | 15–22 Feb | $34.65$243 for 7 days |
| Hyundai Sonata2017 | 15–22 Mar | $34.65$243 for 7 days |
| Hyundai Sonata2017 | 15–22 Apr | $34.65$243 for 7 days |
How much will your trip cost?
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What counts as a luxury car in Tbilisi
Local suppliers use "luxury" loosely: it covers business-class sedans, premium SUVs and a small run of convertibles, rather than exotic supercars. A premium sedan is typically a newer, well-equipped model with leather trim, a bigger engine and driver-assist features that budget cars skip. Premium SUVs sit a step above ordinary crossovers — more powerful, often with all-wheel drive, useful on paved mountain roads.
48 convertibles are currently listed, mainly booked in spring and summer for scenic drives rather than daily use. Across the whole segment, 160 cars are listed in Tbilisi — a wide range, since a well-kept sedan and a top-of-line SUV are both sold as "premium" but priced very differently. Both tend to mean a newer model year, lower mileage, and stricter paperwork at pick-up, covered below.
Brands and models you'll find
The premium fleet leans toward the marques you would expect: BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Audi, Tesla, Lexus. Coverage shifts by season and by supplier, so check the live list rather than assuming a badge is always available. The models that come up most often are BMW X5, BMW 428i, Porsche Cayenne, BMW 328i, Mercedes GLE 350, usually in mid-size or executive trim rather than the very top of a maker's range. A flagship SUV or a newer model year can cost noticeably more, even within the same brand.
A convertible is a different booking from a sedan or SUV — smaller boot, two useful seats, best suited to a city loop or a coastal drive rather than a family trip with luggage. Filter for it directly rather than assuming it is included in the general listings. Availability for a single model is never guaranteed until you book, since these are individual cars, not a uniform rental-brand fleet.
What to check before you book a premium car
The deposit is usually higher on a premium car than on an economy one, since the supplier is covering a costlier repair if something goes wrong — expect a larger hold on your card or more cash at pick-up. The no-deposit share tends to run lower for premium cars than for the fleet as a whole, so read the individual offer.
Insurance excess — what you would still pay out of pocket after an accident, even with cover — is often set higher on a premium car too. Ask what it actually is in money terms, and whether it can be reduced with an add-on.
Check the mileage limit before you book, especially for a long day trip such as Kazbegi or Batumi and back: some premium listings cap daily mileage more tightly than economy cars, with an extra charge per kilometre over the limit. Age and licence requirements also tend to run stricter, with a higher minimum age and more driving experience often asked, though this varies by supplier. Have your licence, passport and a card in the main driver's name ready at pick-up.
Driving a big car in Old Tbilisi
A full-size premium sedan or SUV feels noticeably wider the first time you turn into the old town — streets around Sioni, Betlemi and the Bridge of Peace area predate cars, and some lanes barely fit one vehicle past parked scooters and café tables. Wing mirrors and low front bumpers catch people out most, so go slowly and fold the mirrors in on the tightest stretches.
Parking is the bigger day-to-day issue: street parking in the centre is limited, often metered or resident-only, and a large SUV barely fits a small bay. A hotel with gated or underground parking is the easiest option; if yours doesn't have one, ask for a nearby paid lot rather than leaving the car on the street overnight. Outside the historic centre — Vake, Saburtalo, the avenues along the Kura river — roads are wider and driving a big car is no different from any other city.
Trips that suit a premium car
A comfortable, well-equipped car earns its keep most on longer drives out of the city. The Kakheti wine region is about 90–100 km over the Gombori Pass, roughly two hours each way, and a quiet cabin makes the mountain bends easier after a day of tastings. Georgia's drink-driving limit is very low, so plan a driver or a taxi for the tasting stops themselves.
The Georgian Military Road toward Kazbegi is paved with sweeping mountain views, about 155 km and 3–3.5 hours from Tbilisi, and a premium sedan or SUV handles it comfortably. A concrete road leads from Stepantsminda to Gergeti Trinity Church, and the old unpaved approach is not allowed for rental cars. A body-on-frame 4x4 is not required for the concrete road alone.
The coastal run to Batumi is about 370 km and 5.5–6 hours — long enough that comfort matters. Airport pick-up is available for most premium listings; confirm whether they meet you at arrivals or hand the car over at a nearby lot. Weddings and events are a common reason for a single-day booking, but rules on decoration, extra drivers or a chauffeur option vary between suppliers — ask directly if the car is for an event.
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Can I rent a car in Tbilisi without a deposit?
Yes: 105 of the cars listed in Tbilisi (66%) need no deposit, from $30 a day. Use the “No deposit” filter in the search. For the other cars the deposit amount is shown on each offer before you book.
How much does a luxury car cost in Tbilisi?
Premium and luxury cars start from $30 a day for a 7-day rental. The most affordable premium brand runs from around $30 a day; a flagship SUV or the newest model year in the same brand typically costs more.
Can I drive a luxury car to Kazbegi or the Kakheti wine region?
Yes on the main roads — both the Georgian Military Road to Kazbegi and the Gombori Pass route to Kakheti are paved and comfortable in a sedan or SUV. A concrete road leads from Stepantsminda to Gergeti Trinity Church, and the old unpaved approach is not allowed for rental cars. Check the road condition before you go, especially in snow and ice.
What counts as a "luxury" car rental in Tbilisi?
It is a loose label here — think well-equipped business sedans and premium SUVs, plus a few convertibles, rather than exotic supercars. Expect a newer model, leather trim and extra driver-assist features compared with an economy car. 160 premium and luxury cars are listed, from $30 a day for a 7-day rental.
Which brands can I rent in Tbilisi?
Expect marques such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Audi, Tesla, Lexus, with BMW X5, BMW 428i, Porsche Cayenne, BMW 328i, Mercedes GLE 350 the models that come up most often. Since these are individual cars from local companies rather than a uniform rental-brand fleet, the exact mix shifts week to week — check the live listings for your dates.
Can I rent a convertible in Tbilisi?
Yes — 48 are currently listed, from $32.40 a day. They are a small, seasonal part of the fleet, mostly booked in spring and summer, with two seats and less luggage space than a sedan, so they suit a scenic drive better than a family trip.
Is parking difficult for a big car in Old Tbilisi?
It can be — streets in the historic centre are narrow, and street parking is limited and often metered. A hotel with gated or underground parking is the simplest option for a premium car; outside the old town, in areas like Vake or Saburtalo, parking a large car is no harder than usual.
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