Lexus builds the LX600 for long distances with rough ends to them: 409 hp from a twin-turbo V6, full-time all-wheel drive and seven seats. Take it from Tbilisi to Kazbegi without changing your plans for the road.
The LX600 traded the old V8 for a twin-turbo V6 and lost nothing in the exchange: 409 hp, a ten-speed automatic and a chassis that reads broken asphalt as a suggestion. Inside it is pure Lexus — cool leather, soft light, seven seats that make a five-hour drive feel administrative.
Rent the Lexus LX600 in Georgia for routes where the destination sits above the treeline: Gudauri in season, Kazbegi in any weather, Tusheti if you dare. Autohub hands it over insured, delivered to your door in Tbilisi or straight to the airport curb, and booking takes a single message.
A family of six landing in Tbilisi with ski bags, or a group of friends planning a week between Kazbegi and Gudauri: this is who books the LX600. Rental in Georgia starts from $250 per day, a reasonable rate for a seven-seat flagship that handles both the city and the mountain passes above two thousand meters. The 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 delivers 409 hp through all-wheel drive, enough to keep a fully loaded cabin moving confidently on the climbs toward the Gudauri resort, with 0 to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds.
Autohub delivers the car to Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi airports and offers it with a driver or for self-drive. Full insurance is included, which matters on winter roads where gravel and ice are part of the route rather than an exception.
Inside, the LX600 stays quiet at highway speed and comfortable on broken surfaces, the combination that makes it a default choice for multi-day itineraries: Tbilisi to Kazbegi, then down to Kutaisi and the Black Sea coast. Seven seats mean the whole group travels in one car, with luggage behind the third row and no second vehicle to coordinate.