Rad Power Bikes, once North America’s most recognizable and widely sold electric bike brand, has agreed to sell its assets in a bankruptcy auction for approximately 13.2 million dollars to Life ...

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Rad Power Bikes has officially found a buyer. Just over a month after entering the bankruptcy process, the once-dominant ...

South Florida-based Life Electric Vehicles was the winning bidder, and subject to court approval, will acquire all Rad ...

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Life Electric Vehicles Holdings Inc. is expected to acquire Rad Power Bikes' assets for $13.2 million, outbidding four other companies during an auction for the e-bike brand that declared Chapter 11 ...

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A company called Life Electric Vehicle Holdings has emerged as the top bidder for Rad Power's assets. It's not clear what the company plans to do with them, though.