A low-cost electric truck was unveiled, and part of the vehicle's appeal is its affordable price. The Slate Truck is a simple, electric vehicle made in the United States, with an expected price of ...

True to its “Blank Slate” moniker, the Slate Truck is designed as a no-frills vehicle, providing a foundation that owners can ...

Slate Auto is an American Michigan-based EV company led by Chris Barman (former Chrysler exec). The company's first offering is a barebones, affordable electric pickup truck with plenty of ...

One can only imagine where Tesla (and the world) would be today if they had delivered a $25,000 EV several years ago. Instead ...

Slate Auto’s new electric truck will offer those who ... or even that it’ll be incredibly affordable. The Slate truck’s excellence lies in the fact that it might just be the most in-touch ...

And one final note: towing substantially reduces the efficiency of the tow vehicle, due to the weight of the trailer and its ...

Slate Auto says more than 100,000 people have paid $50 to reserve one of the company's low-frills, ultracustomizable electric trucks.

The first thing people have heard about the new truck from Slate Auto is that it’s cheap — only $20,000 after tax breaks. The second thing is that it’s shockingly basic: no paint job, no digital ...

The Slate Truck is a compact electric pickup ... Maybe with Bezos' backing, Slate Auto can redefine what an affordable EV looks like. One of Slate’s standout features is its extensive customization.

Slate Auto, a start-up backed by Jeff Bezos ... which would undercut the Nissan Leaf, which is the most affordable electric car at $29,300 but no longer eligible for tax credits.

At last month’s rapturously received Slate debut, it took an executive’s quip that “Slate” and “Tesla” use the same five letters to shift my brain into high gear. I’ve covered the EV ...