Car Statistics

Car statistics for Georgia

In 2025, 8,579 new passenger cars were registered in Georgia, of which 9.6% were electric. For comparison, the EV share in the EU was 17.3%.

New cars (2025)
8,579
EV share
9.6%
Total car fleet (2025)
1,650,048

EV share of new cars over time

Electric vehicle share of new passenger cars in Georgia per year
20173.0%
20180.6%
20192.6%
20200.9%
20211.2%
20223.8%
20233.8%
20246.1%
20259.6%

New passenger cars by fuel (2025)

New passenger car registrations in Georgia by fuel (2025)
Hybrid3,041 (35.4%)
Petrol2,888 (33.7%)
Diesel1,826 (21.3%)
Electric823 (9.6%)
Other1 (0.0%)

New registrations per year

New passenger car registrations in Georgia per year
20172,731
20183,432
20194,153
20202,396
20213,551
20225,419
20236,422
20248,473
20258,579

Car fleet by age (2025)

80.2% of passenger cars in Georgia are older than 10 years.

Passenger cars in Georgia by age (2025)
Under 2 years28,896 (1.8%)
2–5 years50,447 (3.1%)
5–10 years246,783 (15.0%)
10–20 years508,574 (30.8%)
Over 20 years815,348 (49.4%)

Car fleet by fuel (2025)

Of 1,650,048 registered passenger cars in Georgia, 58.6% run on petrol, 12.3% on diesel and 29.2% on other fuels (electric, hybrid and gas).

Car fleet in Georgia by fuel (2025)
Petrol966,160 (58.6%)
Diesel202,458 (12.3%)
Other (electric/hybrid/gas)481,430 (29.2%)

EV charging stations

Georgia has 192 public EV charging stations mapped in OpenStreetMap (about 4.9 per 100,000 inhabitants). See the EV charging ranking.

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