Electric vehicle (EV) imports to Georgia have reached record highs in the first half of 2025, according to the National Statistics Office (Sakstat). Between January and June, 3,616 EVs worth $61.35 million were imported—an 88% increase compared to the same period in 2024, when 1,922 units valued at $38.29 million entered the country.

This sharp rise reflects growing demand for cleaner transport alternatives and marks the highest mid-year import volume on record. The upward trend in EV imports has been especially pronounced in recent years:

Historical EV Import Data (Units / Value in USD):

• 2025 (H1): 3,616 units / $61.35 million

• 2024 (H1): 1,922 units / $38.29 million

• 2023 (Full Year): 877 units / $25.12 million

• 2022 (Full Year): 427 units / $9.72 million

• 2021 (Full Year): 150 units / $2.86 million

• 2020 (Full Year): 214 units / $3.44 million

• 2019 (Full Year): 645 units / $5.89 million

• 2018 (Full Year): 464 units / $3.02 million

• 2017 (Full Year): 188 units / $1.29 million

The United States remains the leading source of electric vehicles for Georgia, accounting for the majority of 2025’s imports. The top five countries of origin for EVs in the first half of 2025 are:

• USA: 2,665 units / $38.88 million

• China: 423 units / $9.64 million

• Japan: 293 units / $1.89 million

• Germany: 85 units / $5.80 million

• Belgium: 58 units / $2.47 million

The data highlights a significant shift in Georgia’s automotive market, driven by consumer interest in sustainable mobility, improved EV infrastructure, and a broader global push for electrification.