Eight hundred horsepower of plug-in hybrid mischief. The URUS SE makes mountain roads feel like home straights.
No add-ons screen, no upsell — what arrives with the car is what should always arrive with a car.
CASCO + OSAGO + replacement-value cover on every rental day. Zero excess for verified guests.
To your address in Tbilisi or any Georgian airport. Multi-day rentals include re-delivery on return.
Hand-washed and interior-detailed before delivery. Returned in any condition — that's on us.
A person, not a script. Route suggestions, restaurant intros, off-the-road recoveries.
English / Russian / Georgian-speaking. 12-hour advance notice for full-day, on-demand otherwise.
The Urus SE is Lamborghini's idea of restraint: a 4.0-litre V8 paired with a plug-in hybrid for 800 hp in total, 100 km/h in 3.4 seconds, and the option of leaving a hotel courtyard in silence before the engine states its opinion. It is theatre with honest all-wheel-drive traction underneath.
Autohub is where you rent a Lamborghini Urus SE in Tbilisi: the car arrives at your address washed, charged and fully insured, with a driver available if you'd rather watch the city react from the back seat. The calendar for this one fills quickly, so claim your dates early and plan the route it deserves.
The Urus SE starts in near silence and ends in a V8 shout. Its 4.0-litre twin-turbo eight works with an electric motor to produce 800 hp, enough to move this SUV to 100 km/h in 3.4 seconds and on to 312 km/h. Urus SE rental in Georgia starts from $1200 per day; the rate includes full insurance, and the car is available self-drive or with a driver.
Georgia gives the SE both of its habitats in one country. In electric mode it slips through Tbilisi's old town without waking a street; past the city limits, the hybrid V8 turns the road to Gudauri into a sequence of very short straights. All-wheel drive and the raised ride height mean Kazbegi in shoulder season is not a compromise, and the plug-in badge does nothing to soften the way it leaves a tunnel.
We deliver the Urus SE to Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi airports, or to your hotel, with a short technical briefing before handover. Demand concentrates around weekends and weddings, so dates are worth confirming early. There are faster ways to see Georgia only on paper; in practice, this is the ceiling.