The Macan S is the compact case for Porsche's way of doing things: a 380 hp twin-turbo V6, all-wheel drive and steering that turns Georgia's winding mountain roads into the reason you rented it.
The Macan S is Porsche's argument in compact form. The 2.9-litre twin-turbo V6 gives you 380 hp, but the number that matters is how little the body moves when the road folds into hairpins. The steering is the family heirloom here, handed straight down from the sports cars.
Georgia is full of roads this car was built for, and with Autohub you can rent a Porsche Macan S in Tbilisi and go find them: the climb past Ananuri toward Gudauri, or the quieter serpentines above Borjomi. Delivery and full insurance are included, and booking takes one message. Bring a co-driver with a strong stomach.
A 2.9-litre V6 with two turbochargers gives the Macan S its voice, a low mechanical growl that hardens as the revs climb. With 380 hp and all-wheel drive it reaches 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds and runs to 259 km/h, yet it remains a five-seat SUV you can park in a Tbilisi courtyard. Macan S rental in Georgia starts from $200 per day, full insurance included, with a driver or self-drive as you prefer.
This is the crossover for people who chose an SUV reluctantly. The steering is Porsche-precise, so the switchbacks between Tbilisi and Gudauri become the best part of the day rather than the price of the view. All-wheel drive means a January booking makes as much sense as a July one, and Kazbegi in fresh snow is well within its comfort zone.
We deliver the car to Tbilisi, Batumi or Kutaisi airports at no ceremony: you land, sign, and drive. Take it along the coast road out of Batumi in the evening, or point it at the mountains at dawn. The Macan S handles both briefs with the same short-wound, alert character, which is why it rarely stays in the garage for long.