It looks like they probably didn't make it, though I have never heard of the company. However, it looks like it probably was a traditional bike, not an ebike, right? If so, it looks like they used shimano components, so I assume the vast majority of parts are standardized, and shouldn't be much of an issue. If something non standard like a fork breaks, I would personally just find something compatible. I rode a mountain bike with a random "junkyard" fixed fork for many years.
