Where to refuel a car in Georgia, gas stations on Georgian roads - which one to choose and how much does gasoline cost in Georgia.

There are several network gas stations in Georgia that are common in both large cities and small towns. Pay attention to companies like "Wissol", "Sokar", "Lukoil", "Rompetrol", and "Gulf", which are often found in Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi. It is best to choose the "Rompetrol" gas station as they stand out for their high-quality fuel.

There are many CNG (compressed natural gas) filling stations throughout the country, with the exception of the regions of Tusheti, Svaneti, and Racha. It is not recommended to fill up with propane as it is quite difficult to find. If the above-mentioned gas stations are not available in a small village, it is easier and safer to choose the gas stations that are popular among locals and taxi drivers.

Local gas stations only sell diesel fuel and unleaded gasoline. Payment is accepted by credit card and cash in Georgian lari, so it is necessary to exchange foreign currency in advance. Many gas stations are open 24/7.

Fuel prices in August 2022 were:

AI-92 Euro Regular - 3.75 lari;

AI-95 Premium - 4.00 lari;

AI-98 Super - 4.25 lari;

Diesel - 4.60 lari;

Gas - 2.25 lari.

Don't forget about the approximately 50% increase in fuel consumption due to driving in mountainous areas.

At an altitude above 2400 meters above sea level, the engine may falter due to thin air, so the driver should constantly control the gears to avoid problems.

A good sign of a quality gas station is if you notice taxi drivers and truckers using it. Professionals know where to find relatively good quality gasoline.

By the way, keep in mind that diesel is now often more expensive than gasoline. To find out current prices, use the following websites:

Rompetrol

Gulf

Oilnews

If you are interested in having only high-quality fuel on the road, pay attention to the Romanian company Rompetrol. They provide Georgia with the best gasoline. However, the prices here will be above average accordingly.

Georgia is a developed country, however, electric cars are still not widely spread. Nevertheless, their popularity is growing every year, so there are places in the country for recharging electric vehicles: an EV charging station map.

If you need liquefied gas or compressed natural gas (CNG), there are plenty of stations and it's easy to find them. Most stations are open 24/7, including weekends. One thing to keep in mind is that not all stations have restrooms for visitors, but you can use restrooms in a nearby restaurant or other establishment.