Economy car rental in Georgia
From $30 per day, our economy car rental in Georgia gives you nine self-drive cars to choose from — Ford Fiesta, Toyota Prius, Chevrolet Cruze, Honda Fit, Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Veloster, Kia Soul and more. We deliver the car to any address in Tbilisi and to Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) and Kutaisi International Airport (KUT), with the delivery address, date and time agreed with a manager before the booking is fixed.
What economy car rental in Georgia costs
Economy car rental in Georgia with Rent-Trip runs from $30 to $39 per day, and the fleet on this page is nine cars.
Daily, weekly and monthly rates for economy car rental in Georgia
Our economy car rental in Georgia starts at $30 per day and runs to $39. Weekly rates start from $180 and monthly rates from $630, calculated as the daily rate multiplied by six and by twenty-one respectively. Nine cars sit in this class, and every one of them is automatic — there is no manual gearbox anywhere in the economy line-up. At the bottom of the range a Ford Fiesta costs $30 a day, which works out at $180 for a week and $630 for a month. The middle step, $35, covers three models, and the top step, $39, covers five.
Economy car rental in Georgia prices by model
| Model | Body | Seats | Fuel | Power | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Fiesta | Hatchback | 5 | Petrol | 85 hp | $30 |
| Ford Fiesta SE | Hatchback | 5 | Petrol | 120 hp | $35 |
| Mini Cooper 3dr One | Hatchback | 4 | Petrol | 102 hp | $35 |
| Toyota Prius | Liftback | 5 | Hybrid | 136 hp | $35 |
| Chevrolet Cruze | Sedan | 5 | Petrol | 153 hp | $39 |
| Honda Fit | Hatchback | 5 | Petrol | 130 hp | $39 |
| Hyundai Elantra | Sedan | 5 | Petrol | 127 hp | $39 |
| Hyundai Veloster | Hatchback | 4 | Petrol | 132 hp | $39 |
| Kia Soul | Hatchback | 5 | Petrol | 132 hp | $39 |
Is economy car rental in Georgia expensive
Petrol in Georgia cost 4.06 ₾ per litre and diesel 4.76 ₾ per litre on 21.09.2026, with diesel running about 17 % above petrol. Those two figures are the main running cost you control, because Georgia's international and domestic roads carry no tolls — the Roads Department confirmed on 10.06.2026 that use of them remains free of charge, and no change is planned. There are no vignettes and no transponders to buy.
Daily, weekly and monthly rates for economy car rental in Georgia
Our entry-level class opens at $30 a day and closes at $39, and the same nine cars are priced by the week and by the month on a fixed formula. The table below sets out the models at the top of the range, at $39 per day, so the longer rates are easy to work out before you write to us.
| Model | Body | Seats | Fuel | Power | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet Cruze | Sedan | 5 | Petrol | 153 hp | $39 |
| Honda Fit | Hatchback | 5 | Petrol | 130 hp | $39 |
| Hyundai Elantra | Sedan | 5 | Petrol | 127 hp | $39 |
| Hyundai Veloster | Hatchback | 4 | Petrol | 132 hp | $39 |
| Kia Soul | Hatchback | 5 | Petrol | 132 hp | $39 |
Weekly rates across the fleet start from $180, and monthly rates start from $630. The arithmetic behind both is fixed: a week is charged as six days, a month as twenty-one days.
Three price points, one fleet. The $30 Fiesta is the cheapest; three models — Fiesta SE, Mini Cooper 3dr One and Toyota Prius — fall in the middle at $35; the rest sit at the top of the range.
Economy car rental in Georgia prices by model
The economy class is not one flat rate but three, and the nine cars behind them differ in ways that matter more than the sticker: what sits under the bonnet, how many doors you have to open, and how much luggage goes in behind the rear bench. Rates here run from $30 to $39 a day, and the weekly and monthly figures follow the same multipliers used across the fleet.
- Four seats, not five: the three-door and the Veloster are the two cars that carry a driver plus three passengers.
Matching the car to the trip
A short city break and a two-week loop around the country pull in different directions.
Longer hires and what to ask before you book
Longer bookings follow the same arithmetic as the rest of the fleet — weekly from $180, monthly from $630. If you are weighing two models at the same rate, ask the manager which one is free for your dates before you commit.
Is economy car rental in Georgia expensive
An economy-class car is not expensive here when the daily rate is weighed against what a trip actually costs on the road.
Fuel, tolls and what a day behind the wheel really costs
Petrol was 4.06 ₾ per litre and diesel 4.76 ₾ per litre on 21.09.2026, with diesel running roughly 17% above petrol. Toll roads do not exist here: the Roads Department confirmed on 10.06.2026 that «use of Georgia's international and domestic roads remains free of charge», with no change planned, and there are no vignettes or transponders to buy. The 52 km Rikoti section of the E60 east–west corridor — 51 tunnels, 97 bridges, four lanes, opened 29.12.2025 at a cost of about 2.6 billion ₾ — is free as well. Parking is where a small daily cost appears: on-street zones in Tbilisi charge from 1 ₾ an hour after the first 15 free minutes, and payment runs through the Tbilisi Parking app or the on-street terminals.
Why the cheapest car is not always the cheapest week
- Ford Fiesta at $30 a day: the lowest rate on the page, 85 hp, and enough for two people with hand luggage around Tbilisi and the nearer day-trip routes.
- Chevrolet Cruze at $39 a day: 153 hp, the most powerful engine on the page, for drivers who want motorway overtaking without planning every move.
The booking length does more for the price than the model
Longer bookings are where the arithmetic turns in your favour. The deposit, the insurance excess and any delivery fee are set out in the rental agreement, so ask the manager to confirm the final total before the booking is fixed rather than working from the daily price alone.
Picking an economy car for rental in Georgia with models and specs
Our economy fleet has nine cars: six hatchbacks, two sedans and one liftback, all automatic and all delivered to you clean with a full tank. Prices run from $30 to $39 a day depending on the model, and the body style decides how the car behaves in traffic, how much luggage it swallows and how easy it is to park.
Hatchback, sedan or liftback: which body style suits you
Six of the nine cars in our fleet are hatchbacks — Ford Fiesta, Ford Fiesta SE, Mini Cooper 3dr One, Honda Fit, Hyundai Veloster and Kia Soul. Two are sedans, the Chevrolet Cruze and Hyundai Elantra, and one is a liftback, the Toyota Prius. Sedans give you a separate, lockable boot — useful if you are leaving bags in the car while you walk around a site. The liftback splits the difference: Prius body, sedan-like profile, hatchback access.
Four or five seats: how many travellers fit
- Five seats: Ford Fiesta, Ford Fiesta SE, Toyota Prius, Chevrolet Cruze, Honda Fit, Hyundai Elantra and Kia Soul carry a driver plus four passengers.
- Rear bench width: the five-seat cars take three adults across the back for short hops, but two plus a child seat is the comfortable load.
- Child seats: under Georgian rules children under three ride in the back in a seat or restraint matched to height and weight.
Hybrid or petrol: what powers each car
The Toyota Prius is the only hybrid in the fleet, at $35 a day, and it pairs a 136 hp petrol-electric drivetrain with front-wheel drive. The other eight cars run on petrol: the Ford Fiesta at 85 hp, Ford Fiesta SE at 120 hp, Mini Cooper 3dr One at 102 hp, Chevrolet Cruze at 153 hp, Honda Fit at 130 hp, Hyundai Elantra at 127 hp, Hyundai Veloster at 132 hp and Kia Soul at 132 hp. Match the car to the route, not to the badge.
Hatchback, sedan or liftback for economy car rental in Georgia
Six of the nine cars in our economy fleet are hatchbacks, two are sedans and one is a liftback — and the body style decides more about your trip than the badge on the bonnet. Hatchbacks cover the Mini Cooper 3dr One, Ford Fiesta, Ford Fiesta SE, Honda Fit, Hyundai Veloster and Kia Soul. The sedans are the Chevrolet Cruze and Hyundai Elantra, and the Toyota Prius is the only liftback on the list.
Hatchback, sedan or liftback: what each body gives you
- Hatchback: a short rear overhang and a tall tailgate — the easiest shape to slot into tight kerbside gaps and to load a suitcase into without lifting it over a lip.
- Sedan: a separate boot keeps bags out of sight and gives rear passengers more shoulder room on longer runs, at the cost of a longer nose and tail.
- Four-seat bodies: the Mini Cooper 3dr One and Hyundai Veloster seat four, so a fifth passenger has nowhere to go.
- Five-seat bodies: the remaining seven cars seat five.
Pick the body around your passengers first and your luggage second: with four people travelling, the four-seat Mini Cooper 3dr One and Hyundai Veloster are already full before a single bag goes in, so a five-seat hatchback or sedan is the safer booking even at the same $35–$39 a day.
Four or five seats in economy car rental in Georgia
Seven of the nine cars in our economy fleet seat five people, and two seat four.
Four-seat economy cars in the fleet
Two models carry four: the Mini Cooper 3dr One at $35 per day with 102 hp, and the Hyundai Veloster at $39 with 132 hp.
Matching seats to the trip
Seat count is worth settling first, when a booking is agreed with a manager. A five-seat car costs the same per day as a four-seat one at the $35 and $39 price points, so there is no saving in choosing the smaller cabin. If your party is four adults with a full set of bags, take the Cruze, Elantra or Soul; if it is two people and a weekend bag, the Mini Cooper 3dr One is the more entertaining drive on the mountain roads.
Hybrid or petrol for economy car rental in Georgia
Nine economy cars sit on this page, and exactly one of them burns anything other than petrol. The Toyota Prius runs on a hybrid system and costs $35 a day — the same money as the Ford Fiesta SE and the Mini Cooper 3dr One. So the choice is not about paying more for the hybrid badge. It is about matching the engine to the route you actually plan to drive.
What the hybrid option gives you on an economy car rental in Georgia
The Prius is a liftback with 5 seats, an automatic gearbox, front-wheel drive and 136 hp, and at $35 a day it sits in the middle of our $30–$39 band. Hybrids recover energy under braking and run on the electric motor at low speed, which is where a Tbilisi crawl between lights burns the most fuel. On the open road the advantage narrows — a steady 90 km/h on the S3 towards Ananuri and Gudauri asks the petrol engine to do most of the work.
Petrol economy car rental in Georgia: eight cars, three price points
- Ford Fiesta: 5-seat hatchback, 85 hp, automatic, $30 a day — the cheapest car on the page.
- Ford Fiesta SE: the same body with 120 hp, $35 a day, and a little more pull on climbs.
- Chevrolet Cruze: 5-seat sedan, 153 hp, $39 a day — the most powerful engine in the class.
- Hyundai Elantra: 5-seat sedan, 127 hp, $39 a day.
- Hyundai Veloster: 4 seats, 132 hp, $39 a day.
- Kia Soul: 5-seat hatchback, 132 hp, $39 a day.
Fill up before you hand the car back: we supply every vehicle with a full tank and ask for a full tank on return, and anything missing is charged as set out in the rental agreement.