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Meet The Electric Slate: At Last, An Affordable, No-Frills Truck
Slate Auto, a Michigan-based startup backed by Jeff Bezos, has unveiled its first product—an ultra-affordable, minimalist electric pickup. Dubbed the Slate Truck, this two-seater EV is designed to be radically customizable, offering consumers a blank canvas to tailor the vehicle to their needs and preferences. Let’s take a look.
This small electric pickup truck will leave the factory with the bare minimum—but it doesn’t need to stay that way.
With a target price under $20,000 (after incentives) the Slate Truck is bare bones transportation that could serve a huge ...
Slate Auto has unveiled an affordable, customizable electric pickup truck starting at $25,000, with options to upgrade and ...
Slate's model is charged via a NACS (North American Charging Standard) port, the same as a Tesla and the type of port many ...
New electric truck startups have come and gone with their plans to revolutionize or disrupt the industry. On the flip side, ...
Cheap electric vehicles have been elusive for years, in part because EV batteries have historically been so expensive. So ...
Slate’s boxy, modular EV is a hit online, but the limited range, poor towing capacity and primitive interior will put many ...
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Yes, The Slate Truck Can Haul Plywood SheetsA 4-foot by 8-foot sheet of plywood fits in the back, but it may not be well-supported. Slate revealed its barebones ...
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