Luxury SUV Rental in Georgia

Georgia is a country of mountains, and the best of it — Kazbegi, Gudauri, Svaneti, Racha, Bakuriani — is reached by roads that climb, wind and, in winter, see real snow. That is why a premium SUV is often the best choice here. Autobiography has 7 luxury SUVs and crossovers from Jaguar, BMW, Audi and Land Rover, combining a comfortable, well-equipped cabin with the space and ground clearance that make long mountain drives relaxed instead of tiring.

Most of our premium SUVs have four-wheel or all-wheel drive, which is what you want on the Georgian Military Road over the Jvari Pass to Gudauri and Stepantsminda, on the way up to Bakuriani through the Borjomi gorge, or on the long scenic road to Mestia. A few compact crossovers, such as the Range Rover Evoque, are front-wheel drive and better suited to the city and paved roads — each car page shows the drive type, seats and luggage space so you can choose with confidence. Please note that our rental terms do not allow off-road driving; the cars are meant for paved and maintained mountain roads.

Prices for premium SUVs start from $58 per day, with lower daily rates for rentals of 7 days or more. Several SUVs can also be booked with a professional driver — a good choice for a Kazbegi day trip or a Kakheti wine tour where nobody wants to drive. You can collect the car for free at our office in Bagebi or have it delivered to Tbilisi International Airport ($12), your hotel or your apartment. A refundable deposit ($77, depending on the car) is returned when the car comes back without fines or damage.

Travelling with skis, snowboards or hiking gear? Look at the luggage figure on each car page — our Land Rover Discovery Sport models take three large bags, enough for a small group. Choose an SUV below, pick your dates and we will confirm your booking on WhatsApp.

A few tips for driving in the Georgian mountains: start early on the Georgian Military Road, because traffic builds up towards the Upper Lars border crossing and the weather on the Jvari Pass can change quickly. In winter the road is sometimes closed for a while after heavy snowfall, so check the forecast and road status before you leave. Fill up in Tbilisi or Pasanauri, leave time for photo stops at the Ananuri fortress and the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument, and avoid unfamiliar mountain roads after dark.