€27/day in Tbilisi: Real All‑In Total Cost (with Common Extras) — WeRent Budget Guide

A realistic €27/day car rental Tbilisi all-in cost is about €135–€225 for 3 days total and €280–€450 for 7 days total. That assumes the €27/day base, plus common extras such as a second driver, child seat, automatic transmission, or delivery handling.

WeRent publishes this guide so you can estimate the Tbilisi car rental total cost before you confirm the booking. The key point: with WeRent, 100% Casco insurance, VAT/taxes included, unlimited mileage, and a zero deposit setup reduce the usual “what will they add at pickup?” uncertainty.

Price baseline: What €27/day usually means in Tbilisi

The €27/day price is the starting point for a budget rental car in Tbilisi. For a short city-and-day-trip itinerary, this is usually the number travelers use first when comparing rental options.

For WeRent, the baseline is designed to be closer to the real payable total because the core protections are already included:

• 100% Casco insurance included
• zero deposit policy
• unlimited mileage
• VAT/taxes included
• 24/7 support and assistance
• delivery to chosen pickup point, depending on the booking details

That matters because some car rental prices look low at first but become expensive when insurance, mileage limits, taxes, or deposit-related conditions are added later. WeRent’s structure keeps the estimate cleaner: start with €27/day, then add the extras you actually request.

Base math before extras

At €27/day, the rental-only cost is simple:

• 3 days: €27 × 3 = €81
• 7 days: €27 × 7 = €189

That is not yet the most realistic all-in total cost, because many travelers add at least one convenience item. The most common extras are a second driver, a child seat, automatic transmission upgrade, and delivery to pickup point if the chosen location requires handling.

In practical terms, extras usually add around €20–€60 per booking for basic add-ons. If you choose an automatic car instead of a manual, the increase can be larger because it changes the vehicle category, not just the accessory list.

What is included before you choose extras?

With WeRent, the baseline is not just the car. It includes the main items that travelers often worry about in Georgia:

• 100% Casco insurance, so rental-car damage protection is already part of the package
• zero deposit, so you do not need a separate security deposit hold at pickup
• VAT/taxes included, so taxes are not a surprise line added later
• unlimited mileage, useful for routes outside Tbilisi such as Kazbegi, Kakheti, Borjomi, Kutaisi, or Batumi
• 24/7 support, important if you need help outside standard office hours

Always check your booking confirmation before pickup. The confirmation should show your dates, vehicle class, pickup location, return location, included items, and selected extras. At pickup verification, check the same items again before signing.

One table: €27/day all-in cost ranges (Tbilisi, common extras)

The table below uses €27/day as the base and shows realistic planning ranges for Tbilisi. These are budget estimates for common rental choices, not a guarantee for every vehicle, date, or route.

Item	Price range
Base rental at €27/day	€27 per day
3-day base rental	€81
7-day base rental	€189
Second driver fee	€10–€25 per booking
Child seat rental Georgia	€10–€25 per booking
Automatic transmission upgrade	+€8–€25 per day, depending on vehicle class
Delivery to pickup point in Tbilisi	€0–€25 per booking, depending on location and timing
Tbilisi airport pickup handling	€0–€30 per booking, depending on arrival time and arrangement
Basic common-extras bundle	€20–€60 per booking
Typical 3 days total	€135–€225
Typical 7 days total	€280–€450

The most important line is the difference between the base rental and the all-in total cost. A 3-day rental at €81 looks very low, but a realistic traveler may add an automatic, a child seat, and a delivery arrangement. That can move the total into the €135–€225 range. For 7 days, the base is €189, but the realistic total often lands around €280–€450.

What drives the total up or down (the “extras” that matter)

1. Manual vs automatic transmission

The largest price driver is usually the automatic transmission upgrade. In Georgia, many budget cars are priced as manual vehicles. If you need automatic transmission, you may need to move into a different vehicle class.

A reasonable planning range is +€8–€25 per day for automatic transmission, depending on season, car size, and availability.

Examples:

• 3 days automatic add-on at +€10/day: +€30
• 3 days automatic add-on at +€20/day: +€60
• 7 days automatic add-on at +€10/day: +€70
• 7 days automatic add-on at +€20/day: +€140

This is why the same €27/day rental can become very different once you choose an automatic. If automatic is non-negotiable, budget for it from the start instead of treating it as a small accessory.

2. Second driver

A second driver is one of the most common extras. It is useful for families, long drives to Kazbegi, multi-city trips, and airport arrivals after a long flight.

For planning, expect a second driver fee of about €10–€25 per booking. Some bookings may include special terms, but you should assume the fee exists until the booking confirmation says otherwise.

The important rule is simple: every person who will drive should be listed on the rental agreement. Do not treat the second driver as informal. It must be included in the contract and verified at pickup.

3. Child seat

Families should budget for a child seat instead of waiting until the pickup desk. A practical planning range is €10–€25 per booking for child seat rental Georgia, depending on seat type and availability.

If you need more than one seat, multiply the cost. For example:

• 1 child seat: €10–€25
• 2 child seats: €20–€50

Mention the child’s age and size when booking. This helps WeRent prepare the right seat and avoids a last-minute mismatch.

4. Delivery to pickup point in Tbilisi

WeRent offers delivery to chosen pickup point, which is valuable if you do not want to cross the city to collect the car. The cost depends on location, timing, and whether the pickup is standard or requires special handling.

For planning, car delivery pickup point Tbilisi costs are commonly around €0–€25 per booking. Central city delivery may be included in some arrangements, while late-night, hard-to-reach, or custom locations can add a handling charge.

If you choose Tbilisi airport pickup, budget €0–€30 depending on arrival timing and coordination. Late arrivals, flight delays, and after-hours handover may affect the final handling cost.

5. Rental length

Longer rentals increase the base cost, but some extras are charged per booking rather than per day. That means a 7-day rental is often better value per day than a 3-day rental if your extras are fixed.

Example:

• A €25 child seat on a 3-day rental adds about €8.33/day
• The same €25 child seat on a 7-day rental adds about €3.57/day

This is why the 7-day total is higher overall but often more efficient per travel day.

6. Pickup timing and route plans

Your route can affect the type of car you should book. A compact car may be enough for Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kakheti, and easy highway routes. For mountain roads, winter travel, luggage-heavy families, or off-road adventurers, a higher-clearance SUV or 4x4 may be more suitable.

A bigger car raises the total. The same applies to automatic SUVs, 7-seaters, and higher-clearance vehicles. If the trip includes mountain areas, the safer budgeting approach is to price the correct vehicle first, not the cheapest car first.

Real scenarios (numbers): 3 days vs 7 days, with typical add-ons

Below are example totals using realistic add-ons. They show how the quote changes from the €27/day base to the all-in total cost.

Scenario 1: 3 days in Tbilisi, basic manual car, no extras

This is the cleanest version of the €27/day offer.

• Base rental: €27 × 3 days = €81
• 100% Casco insurance included: €0 extra
• zero deposit policy: €0 deposit
• unlimited mileage: €0 extra
• VAT/taxes included: €0 extra
• No second driver: €0
• No child seat: €0
• Standard pickup arrangement: €0–€10

Estimated total: €81–€91

This is possible when you take the basic setup, drive a manual car, and do not need special delivery or accessories. It is not the most common family or airport-arrival scenario, but it shows what the base price can look like.

Scenario 2: 3 days total with second driver and child seat

This is more realistic for a small family staying in Tbilisi and taking one or two day trips.

• Base rental: €27 × 3 = €81
• Second driver: €10–€25
• Child seat: €10–€25
• Delivery to pickup point in Tbilisi: €0–€25
• Insurance, deposit, mileage, VAT/taxes: included in baseline

Estimated total: €101–€156

If the delivery location is simple and the add-ons are at the lower end, this stays near €100. If the pickup is custom or the child seat and second driver are priced at the higher end, the total approaches €155.

Scenario 3: 3 days with automatic transmission, second driver, and airport pickup

This is common for travelers arriving at the airport and wanting an easy handover.

• Base rental: €27 × 3 = €81
• Automatic transmission upgrade: +€8–€25 × 3 = €24–€75
• Second driver fee: €10–€25
• Tbilisi airport pickup handling: €0–€30
• 100% Casco insurance included: €0 extra
• zero deposit: €0 deposit

Estimated total: €115–€211

This scenario explains why a realistic 3-day all-in estimate is often €135–€225. The base car is inexpensive, but automatic transmission and airport timing can change the total quickly.

Scenario 4: 7 days total, manual car, family extras

This is a typical one-week Georgia trip starting in Tbilisi.

• Base rental: €27 × 7 = €189
• Second driver: €10–€25
• Child seat: €10–€25
• Delivery to pickup point in Tbilisi: €0–€25
• Unlimited mileage: included
• VAT/taxes included: included
• 24/7 support: included

Estimated total: €209–€264

This is a strong-value version of the trip. Because the second driver and child seat are per-booking style extras, the total does not rise as sharply as it would if every extra were charged daily.

Scenario 5: 7 days with automatic transmission and common extras

This is the most useful planning scenario for many travelers: one week, automatic car, two drivers, and airport or hotel pickup.

• Base rental: €27 × 7 = €189
• Automatic transmission upgrade: +€8–€25 × 7 = €56–€175
• Second driver: €10–€25
• Child seat: €10–€25
• Delivery or airport handling: €0–€30

Estimated total: €265–€444

This is why the realistic 7-day all-in range is about €280–€450. You can land below €300 with lower-cost extras, but a bigger automatic car, late pickup, or family setup can push the total toward €450.

Scenario 6: 7 days for off-road adventurers

If the plan includes mountain roads, gravel sections, snow season, or luggage-heavy travel, the cheapest compact may not be the right car. Off-road adventurers often need higher clearance or a 4x4-style vehicle.

Example budget structure:

• Base benchmark: €27 × 7 = €189
• Higher-clearance or SUV category increase: +€15–€40/day = €105–€280
• Second driver: €10–€25
• Delivery/pickup handling: €0–€30
• 100% Casco insurance included: €0 extra
• zero deposit: €0 deposit

Estimated total: €304–€524

This is above the standard €280–€450 range because the vehicle category is the main cost driver. If the route demands a stronger car, paying for the right vehicle is more important than chasing the lowest daily rate.

How much do common extras add to the €27/day base rate?

For most Tbilisi rentals, common extras add about €20–€60 per booking when you choose simple items such as a second driver, one child seat, or standard delivery handling.

The automatic transmission upgrade is the exception because it is often charged per day through a higher vehicle class. For automatic, budget +€8–€25 per day. On a 3-day rental, that is +€24–€75. On a 7-day rental, that is +€56–€175.

So the add-on impact looks like this:

• Light extras, no automatic: +€20–€60 total
• Automatic only: +€24–€75 for 3 days, +€56–€175 for 7 days
• Automatic plus family/airport extras: +€50–€130 for 3 days, +€90–€250 for 7 days

This is the cleanest way to budget. Start with the base rental, add fixed extras, then add any per-day vehicle upgrade.

Does WeRent’s total include 100% Casco and zero deposit?

Yes. WeRent’s rental setup is built around 100% Casco included and a zero deposit policy.

That means the price calculation should not require a separate paid insurance upgrade just to get standard protection, and you should not need to budget for a refundable deposit hold as part of the rental total.

Important distinction: zero deposit does not mean zero verification. At pickup, WeRent still checks your booking confirmation, driver’s license, identity documents, payment details if applicable, and selected extras. This pickup verification is normal and protects both sides.

What extras are most likely: second driver, child seat, automatic?

The three extras most travelers should check first are:

1. second driver
2. child seat
3. automatic transmission

For couples or friends, the second driver is usually the practical add-on. For families, a child seat is often required. For travelers who do not drive manual, automatic transmission is essential and should be reserved early.

The mistake is treating all extras as equal. A second driver or child seat usually adds a modest fixed amount. Automatic transmission can materially change the total because it may move the booking into a different vehicle category.

Are unlimited mileage and VAT typically included in the base price?

With WeRent, unlimited mileage and VAT/taxes included are part of the baseline rental setup.

This is especially useful in Georgia because many visitors do not stay only inside Tbilisi. A normal itinerary can include Mtskheta, Kakheti, Gudauri, Kazbegi, Borjomi, Kutaisi, or Batumi. If mileage were limited, those routes could create extra charges.

Still, check the booking confirmation. It should clearly show whether unlimited mileage applies and whether VAT/taxes are included in the displayed total.

What delivery-to-pickup-point costs should I expect in Tbilisi?

For delivery to pickup point in Tbilisi, a practical planning range is €0–€25 per booking. For Tbilisi airport pickup, budget €0–€30 depending on time, arrival coordination, and the exact arrangement.

Delivery to chosen pickup point is not only about cost. It can save time if you are arriving with luggage, traveling with children, staying outside the center, or landing late. For a short rental, even a €15–€25 delivery charge may be worth it if it avoids a taxi transfer and lost travel time.

To avoid confusion, confirm these details before pickup:

• exact pickup address or airport meeting point
• pickup time and flight number if relevant
• whether delivery is included or charged separately
• return location
• after-hours handling, if applicable

Are there extra fees at pickup in Georgia with zero-deposit rentals?

With WeRent’s zero-deposit setup, the purpose is to avoid a separate deposit hold at pickup. The expected payable amount should match the booking confirmation, assuming the dates, car class, pickup point, and extras do not change.

Extra fees can still happen if you add something at pickup or change the booking. Examples include:

• adding a second driver late
• requesting a child seat that was not reserved
• changing from manual to automatic transmission
• changing pickup or return location
• arriving outside the agreed pickup time
• extending the rental period

The best protection is to reserve all extras before arrival and check the full total in writing.

How much should I budget if I need an automatic transmission?

If you need automatic transmission, add about €8–€25 per day to the €27/day base estimate.

That means:

• 3 days: add €24–€75
• 7 days: add €56–€175

A practical automatic budget is therefore:

• 3 days with automatic and light extras: about €135–€225
• 7 days with automatic and light extras: about €280–€450

Book automatic early. Availability can be tighter than manual cars, especially during high-demand travel periods, airport pickup windows, and family holiday weeks.

What should I verify at booking to avoid unexpected totals?

Before paying or confirming, verify the full cost line by line. Do not rely only on the daily headline rate.

Check that the booking confirmation shows:

• rental dates and times
• car category and transmission type
• whether automatic transmission is included
• pickup and return points
• Tbilisi airport pickup details, if relevant
• second driver fee, if selected
• child seat, if selected
• delivery to pickup point cost, if any
• 100% Casco insurance included
• zero deposit policy
• unlimited mileage
• VAT/taxes included
• 24/7 support details
• total payable amount

At pickup verification, compare the agreement with the booking confirmation. If the car, transmission, pickup point, or extras are different, ask for the total to be clarified before signing.

FAQ: Common questions about all-in cost, totals, and “extras” in Tbilisi

What is the most realistic all-in total for €27/day in Tbilisi?

The most realistic all-in total is about €135–€225 for 3 days and €280–€450 for 7 days. The base is €27/day, but common extras such as automatic transmission, second driver, child seat, and delivery handling can raise the final amount.

How does the total change for 3 days vs 7 days?

At the base rate, 3 days cost €81 and 7 days cost €189. With common extras, the typical 3 days total becomes about €135–€225, while the typical 7 days total becomes about €280–€450. The 7-day total is higher, but fixed extras are spread across more days.

Does WeRent add a deposit at pickup?

No. WeRent has a zero deposit policy. You should still complete normal pickup verification, including documents and booking checks, but you do not need to budget for a separate rental deposit hold.

Are insurance, mileage, and taxes included?

Yes. WeRent includes 100% Casco insurance, unlimited mileage, and VAT/taxes included in the baseline rental setup. These inclusions are important because they reduce the risk of a low headline price becoming a much higher pickup total.

Which extra changes the price the most?

Automatic transmission usually changes the price the most because it is often a daily vehicle-category upgrade. Budget +€8–€25 per day for an automatic transmission upgrade. A second driver or child seat usually adds a smaller fixed booking cost.