Sports car rental in Georgia
Four sports cars from $69 to $220 per day, from a 245 hp rear-wheel-drive BMW 328i to a 560 hp Porsche Panamera. Rent-Trip keeps 4 sports cars in Georgia, all petrol, all automatic: BMW 328i and BMW 328i M Style at $69 a day, Porsche Panamera at $140, BMW 750 at $220.
Which sports cars you can rent in Georgia
Rent-Trip keeps four sports cars on this page — all sedans, all petrol, all automatic. They split into two BMW 328i cars at the bottom of the range, a Porsche Panamera in the middle and a BMW 750 at the top, and the difference between them is power, drive and seats rather than body style.
The four sports models on this page
| Model | Power | Drive | Seats | Price per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BMW 328i | 245 hp | Rear-wheel | 5 | $69 |
| BMW 328i M Style | 245 hp | Rear-wheel | 5 | $69 |
| Porsche Panamera | 560 hp | All-wheel | 5 | $140 |
| BMW 750 | 450 hp | All-wheel | 4 | $220 |
Rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive
The BMW 328i and BMW 328i M Style are rear-wheel drive, while the Porsche Panamera and BMW 750 are all-wheel drive. Power climbs from 245 hp in the two 328i cars to 450 hp in the BMW 750 and 560 hp in the Panamera, and every one of the four is a petrol automatic. Rear-wheel drive gives a lighter, more talkative feel on dry tarmac. If your route includes the high pass, book the all-wheel-drive car rather than the cheaper one.
Seats, fuel and transmission across the fleet
- Petrol only: all four sports cars run on petrol with automatic transmission; there is no diesel or manual option in this class.
- Five seats: the BMW 328i, BMW 328i M Style and Porsche Panamera each carry five people.
- Four seats: the BMW 750 is a four-seat flagship, so it suits two couples rather than five adults.
- Sedan body: every car here is a sedan, which means a proper boot for luggage instead of a cramped coupe shelf.
- Rear-wheel or all-wheel: drive layout, not seat count, is what separates the two cheapest cars from the two most expensive.
A four-seat flagship means two couples travel comfortably but a fifth passenger needs one of the 5-seat cars — check seat count before you book. If you are weighing up a sports car against something more ordinary for the same trip, the rest of our fleet covers the practical classes alongside these four.
What sports car rental in Georgia costs per day, week and month
Sports car hire on this page runs from $69 to $220 per day, with weekly rates from $414 and monthly rates from $1,449. Four models sit in that range, and the period you book decides which end of it you land on.
Daily, weekly and monthly rates
| Model | Per day | Per week | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMW 328i | $69 | $414 | $1,449 |
| BMW 328i M Style | $69 | $414 | $1,449 |
| Porsche Panamera | $140 | $840 | $2,940 |
| BMW 750 | $220 | $1,320 | $4,620 |
Weekly is charged as six days and monthly as twenty-one, so a longer booking lowers the effective daily rate without any separate discount code.
What the rental agreement sets out
The deposit, the insurance excess, delivery fees and any discounts are set out in the agreement, not on this page.
How booking and delivery work for sports car hire in Georgia
Booking starts with a message, not with a checkout button. For a sports car, we fix the delivery address, the date and the time with a manager first, and only then is the reservation confirmed. The car itself arrives where you are.
Agreeing the address, date and time
We agree the delivery address, the date and the time with a manager before the booking is fixed. One message covering all three is enough — the model you want, where you want it and when. Name the flight or the street, give the hour you land or the hour you want to leave, and say which of the four models you are after. If a detail changes, tell the manager before the car is dispatched rather than after — that is the difference between a smooth hand-over and a wait.
Where we deliver sports cars
- Any address in Tbilisi: home, hotel or apartment — give the street and the entrance when you confirm.
- Tbilisi International Airport (TBS): 17 km south-east of the city centre by road, and the busiest arrival point in the country.
- Outside these points: delivery is arranged case by case, agreed with the manager and not promised on the site.
What to have ready when the car arrives
- Passport and a valid driving licence: the two documents a Georgian rental asks for as standard.
- Licence without Latin or Cyrillic script: bring an IDP or a notarised translation — Georgia is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention.
- Deposit and insurance excess: both are set out in the rental agreement, and the manager confirms them before the booking is fixed.
- Fuel: the car comes clean with a full tank and goes back full-to-full; a missing litre plus a refuelling service fee are charged as the agreement sets out.
Sports car rental in Georgia for real driving roads
What matters is knowing which roads reward a 245 hp sedan and which punish a low front bumper.
Mountain roads where the car earns its price
- S3 Military Highway to Gudauri and Stepantsminda: 139 km from Mtskheta to the Russian border at Stepantsminda, through Zhinvali, Ananuri, Pasanauri and Gudauri; the pass sits at 2,379 m, and the upper sections carry rockfall and snow.
- Gudauri: the resort base sits at 1,989 m and the ski lifts reach 3,276 m, 121 km from Freedom Square — usually 2 to 2.5 hours by car; the road is part of E117.
- Jvari Pass closures: the pass closes when there is avalanche risk, so build a spare day into any winter plan.
- Sighnaghi and Kakheti: 109 km to Sighnaghi and 93 km to Telavi on the eastern wine route.
- Kazbegi in a rear-wheel car: the BMW 328i and BMW 328i M Style are the engaging choice on dry tarmac, but on the wet upper Military Highway the all-wheel Porsche Panamera and BMW 750 hold a line with far less correction.
City driving and the routes that are not worth it
Tbilisi itself is a low-speed city: 60 km/h in built-up areas, 20 km/h in residential zones, and the zone parking tariff starts at 1 ₾ per hour after the first 15 free minutes.
Fuel, tolls and parking costs that come with sports car rental in Georgia
Everything else on this page — tolls, street parking, the parking app — is small money by comparison, and most of it is avoidable once you know where the charges actually start.
Fuel prices and the full-to-full rule
Petrol cost ₾4.06 per litre on 21.09.2026, with diesel at ₾4.76 — roughly 17% more expensive, which is worth knowing because no car on this page takes diesel. All four sports models run on petrol, so the cheaper pump price is the one that applies to you. We supply the car with a full tank and expect it back full; if it comes back short, the missing fuel and a refuelling service fee are charged as set out in the rental agreement. No other fuel option — a pre-paid tank, full-to-empty — is offered on this page. Fill up before you hand the car back, not in the last minutes before a flight.
Tolls on the country's roads
- No tolls anywhere: the Roads Department confirmed on 10.06.2026 that «use of Georgia's international and domestic roads remains free of charge», and no change is planned.
- No vignettes or transponders: there is nothing to buy, register or stick to the windscreen before a trip.
- Rikoti Pass (E60): the rebuilt east–west section — 52 km, 51 tunnels, 97 bridges, four lanes, opened 29.12.2025 at a cost of about ₾2.6 billion — is also free.
Parking in Tbilisi
- Paying: use the Tbilisi Parking app or the on-street terminals; the city portal parking.tbilisi.gov.ge has a search for transit and foreign plates.
- Penalties: an unpaid session is fined ₾50; towing costs ₾150 plus ₾20 a day of storage.
- Underground car parks: Freedom Square runs about ₾2–3 per hour, Rike about ₾7 per day, and Orbeliani Square about ₾1–2 per hour.
Documents, age and insurance for sports car rental in Georgia
If your licence carries neither Latin nor Cyrillic characters, bring an International Driving Permit or a notarised translation, because the country is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention. The recognition and replacement of foreign licences sits with the law and an order of the Minister of Internal Affairs.
Age and experience are agreed when booking, not set by local law and not fixed by us on this page. Most local companies ask for 21 years and one year of driving experience, and digital licences and photographs of a licence are not accepted. The minimum age, any young-driver surcharge and the cards we accept are all settled with the manager before the booking is fixed (a self-drive car stays in Georgia), so raise them in the same message as the date and the address.
Insurance for sports car rental in Georgia needs one thing understood first: there is no compulsory third-party cover for owners of locally registered cars as of 05.09.2026. The government put its introduction into the autumn session's legislative work plan, with no date named. A hired car carries local plates, so the compulsory insurance scheme for foreign vehicles does not apply to it. What is available instead is full cover for the car, the driver and the passengers — CDW or Super CDW — taken as an option. Theft of personal belongings is not covered by standard insurance, and the deposit and the excess belong in the rental agreement, never on this page.
- IDP or translation: required only when your licence has neither Latin nor Cyrillic script — Georgia follows the 1968 Vienna Convention.
- Third-party cover: not compulsory for Georgian-registered cars; the introduction is planned for the autumn legislative session, date unnamed.
- CDW / Super CDW: optional cover for the car, the driver and the passengers — ask for it when you book, not at hand-over.
- Personal belongings: excluded from standard insurance, so keep bags out of sight in a parked sports car.
Why travellers choose self-drive sports car rental in Georgia
A sports car is a poor fit for a guided tour and a good fit for the road itself. Self-drive sports car rental exists for travellers who want the driving to be the point of the day, not the gap between two stops.
The country is compact enough that a single car covers a lot of it. Mtskheta sits 26 km from Freedom Square, Ananuri 66 km, Gudauri 121 km, Sighnaghi 109 km, Borjomi 160 km, Vardzia 225 km.
What self-drive gives you:
- Your own timetable: the Kazbegi road, the Kakheti wine route and the coast run on your hours, not a group's.
- Delivery to the door: we bring the car to any address in Tbilisi and to Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) and Kutaisi International Airport (KUT).
- One agreed booking: the address, the date and the time are settled with a manager before the reservation is fixed.
- Full-to-full fuel: the car arrives clean with a full tank and is returned the same way.
- A known fleet: four models, $69 to $220 per day, weekly from $414, monthly from $1,449.
The honest caveat is that a low-slung sedan is not the tool for every road here. Winter tyres are compulsory from 1 December to 1 March, and the Jvari Pass can close when avalanche risk is high, so a mountain day is always planned with a fallback.