Life EV has completed a court-approved acquisition of Rad Power Bikes, granting a second life to the troubled e-bike brand.

Robert Provost, CEO of South Florida-based Life Electric Vehicles Holdings, Inc., laid out an ambitious roadmap to overhaul and energize the new company, Rad Life Mobility.

The Rad Power brand is expected to live on.

Rad Power Bikes, once the dominant force in North America’s direct-to-consumer e-bike boom, has officially found a new home.

Life Electric Vehicles completed the court-approved acquisition of Rad Power Bikes, the Florida-based e-mobility company said Thursday.Based in Deerfield Beach, Life EV agreed in December to acquire ...

Rad Power Bikes’ new ownership says the brand is about to be reborn after being bought out of bankruptcy – and part of that rebirth includes building e-bikes in the United States.

Life EV announced that its court-approved asset acquisition had been completed as part of Rad's bankruptcy process.

Rad Power Bikes, once valued at $1.65 billion, will see its brand live on as its new owner looks to onshore production.

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