Designed by Danish designer Anders Lynge, the Garia golf car features a double wishbone front suspension similar to those found in sports cars and inspired by Formula 1 cars. The drive train is built by an Italian company that also produces Ducati gearboxes. The aluminum profiles in the frame are made by the same company that supplies aluminum profiles to Aston Martin, Jaguar and Volvo. Hydraulic brakes on all four wheels with discs in the front and drums at the rear. The Garia is manufactured at the Valmet Automotive factory in Finland, manufacturer of the Porsche Cayman and Porsche Boxster.
The Garia will be street legal and available in the US market as an LSV (Low Speed Vehicle) in 2010. The Garia LSV will be launched at the Geneva Auto Show in March.
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