Fisker owners say they’re hunting for parts and struggling to keep their cars on the road after the company’s bankruptcy [Video]

Fisker owners are facing a struggle to keep their cars alive after the company’s demise.

Weeks after the once-promising EV startup collapsed into bankruptcy, some owners who paid as much as $70,000 for their electric cars now find themselves stuck with slowly falling-apart vehicles.

Business Insider spoke to five Fisker Ocean owners, all of whom say they have issues with their vehicles that have proven difficult or impossible to fix thanks to the company’s collapse.

They said they felt abandoned by the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings, and they had little information about what would happen to their cars in the future.

Fisker did not respond to a request for comment on this story.

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