Goliath

Brand Overview

Goliath is a German automobile manufacturer, founded in 1928, headquartered in Bremen, Germany. The company is part of the Borgward Group, producing small cars and commercial vehicles, and stopped production in 1961.

Development History

The brand was founded in 1928 (as part of the Borgward Group). Small cars and commercial vehicles were produced in the 1930s-1950s. Front-wheel-drive models were launched in the 1950s. Production ceased in 1961 with the bankruptcy of Borgward.

Main Products

Mainly produces small cars and commercial vehicles. Classic products include Goliath Pionier, Goliath GP700, etc. It uses two-stroke engines and front-wheel-drive technology.

Technical Features

Goliath is known for front-wheel-drive and direct-injection two-stroke engine technology. It was a technical pioneer in the 1950s.

Market Position

In the 1930s-1950s German market, Goliath was one of the main small car manufacturers.

Brand Status

The brand ceased operations in 1961, but Goliath holds a place in automotive technology history as a pioneer of front-wheel-drive technology.