The Prado has long been Georgia's default mountain car, and the 2025 generation earns the reputation again: a 326 hp turbo hybrid with permanent all-wheel drive and seven seats, at home on Gudauri switchbacks and Kazbegi gravel alike.
The 2025 Prado returns to the square-jawed shape the badge started with, and pairs it with a 326 hp turbo hybrid that sips where the old engines gulped. Permanent all-wheel drive sits underneath, seven seats behind you, and the upright driving position makes narrow village lanes feel wider than they are.
Rent a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado in Georgia through Autohub for a trip that mixes surfaces: the Gudauri switchbacks in the morning, an unpaved detour to a mineral spring after lunch. Delivery across Tbilisi and full insurance are included. Tell us your dates; winter or summer, the answer is the same car.
The new Land Cruiser Prado stands the way a mountain car should: upright, square-shouldered, unhurried. Under the bonnet sits a 2.4-litre turbo hybrid making 326 hp through permanent all-wheel drive — enough to move seven people and their luggage up a gravel switchback without drama, which is precisely the point. Zero to 100 km/h takes 7 seconds; more relevant is how little the cabin notices what the surface is doing beneath it.
In Georgia this is the honest choice for the mountains. The road to Kazbegi and the ski slopes around Gudauri rewards ground clearance and proper traction, especially in winter, and the Prado's seven seats make it the default rental for families and small groups heading beyond Tbilisi. It is just as composed on the long highway run west to Batumi, with space left over for skis, luggage and everything acquired along the way.