Amexline Auto Import LLC, active in international vehicle shipping for more than 10 years, has turned the experience gathered over this period into a reliable and transparent service model, becoming one of the region’s recognized logistics operators.
The head office of a US-founded company is located in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. In addition, the company operates two more offices in Georgia, as well as a dedicated showroom terminal in Rustavi for receiving and securely storing vehicles. The Baku office recently relocated to a larger, more modern space, creating ideal conditions for team growth and further service improvements. Vehicle handover to customers in Azerbaijan takes place at the Meyvəli Logistics Center in the Qaradağ district. This robust infrastructure network allows the company to manage its processes consistently and under control in both Georgia and Azerbaijan.
Today, Amexline offers full-scale vehicle shipping solutions from the United States and Canada to more than 7 countries, including Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan. Nearly a decade of accumulated experience has enabled the company to refine its processes and better understand customer expectations.
Amexline’s comprehensive business model covers every stage - from purchasing a vehicle at auction, through paperwork, insurance, and ocean freight, to live tracking and final delivery to the customer. From the moment a vehicle is selected at auction to its final handover, every step is documented with detailed reports, photos, and videos, so customers are never left without information. This approach creates favorable conditions for both individual buyers and the professional dealer segment of the market.
The bulk of the company’s customer base consists of 480–500 active dealer partners, and the company imports an average of 1,600–1,800 vehicles per year. Amexline offers dealers interest-free financing, providing significant financial support for partners placing large-volume orders. In addition, through its newly updated official website, customers can track their shipping process in real time and access unlimited Carfax reports, while dealers can list their own vehicles for sale directly through the platform. These digital tools significantly simplify daily operations.
Amexline does not limit its operations to passenger vehicles alone. The company also handles the shipping of motorcycles, industrial equipment, campers and RVs, snowmobiles, as well as small boats and vessels. Among its technical services, two unique solutions stand out: “car cutting” and “car stretching.” The car cutting service allows vehicles to be shipped in a specially compacted form — enabling up to 11 vehicles to fit into a single container, which is highly efficient for spare parts dealers. The car stretching service involves specially securing a vehicle’s outer sections, providing an added layer of protection during transport. Both solutions highlight Amexline’s creative, technically advanced approach to reducing shipping costs and enhancing vehicle safety.
Amexline’s growth strategy places particular focus on the dealer segment. By offering benefits such as interest-free financial support, preferential terms on large-volume orders, and personalized coordination, the company works to build long-term partnerships with professional buyers. Built on the core principles of security, transparency, and reliability, this strategy has earned the trust of the market, and ongoing infrastructure expansion continues to strengthen Amexline’s leading position in the region.
AMEXLINE POTI TERMINAL: WITHIN THE LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE
Amexline’s latest infrastructure project is the “Amexline Poti Terminal,” to be built in the city of Poti, Georgia. Covering an area of 4.5 hectares, this terminal will be a decisive step in the company’s transformation from an operator focused solely on vehicle transport into a full-scale logistics company handling nearly all types of cargo arriving in Azerbaijan by sea.
The city of Poti is recognized as one of the most strategic ports on the Black Sea and is considered one of the key transport hubs in international freight shipping. By leveraging this geographic advantage and establishing its terminal there, Amexline will ensure faster and more efficient delivery of cargo arriving from the Americas, Europe, and other regions to markets in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
This transformation will be a natural result of Amexline’s development path over the past decade. The company began its operations primarily by importing vehicles from America for individual customers, and over time shifted its main focus to professional dealers engaged in the vehicle trade.
Within the terminal’s operations, the principles of security and transparency will hold a central place. All cargo will be registered from the moment of receipt, storage conditions will be aligned with international standards, and process tracking will be ensured for customers.
Looking ahead, within the next two years Amexline aims to acquire its own vessel to carry out direct shipments from the Türkiye–Istanbul route. Once this step is implemented, the Poti Terminal will serve as a key hub for both incoming and outgoing cargo flows, further strengthening the company’s regional logistics network.
Ultimately, the Amexline Poti Terminal will be not merely a physical infrastructure project, but a symbol of the company’s long-term development strategy. Through this project, Amexline will continue to establish itself as one of the most ambitious and multi-category logistics operators in the Caucasus region.