Slate’s $25,000 electric pickup skips the screens, cuts the fluff, and could actually be affordable. Here’s how the company ...

The Slate Truck EV is now pegged to be pretty much the same price as Ford's Maverick, so comparisons between the two are ...

EV startup Slate Auto says it won’t be able to sell a pickup priced under $20K after all. Here’s how much the projected price ...

"What you see on the board - these are the design inspirations," said Jeff Jablansky. "Slate is so customizable, that it ...

Bare of infotainment displays, power windows, and wet paint, the Slate electric pickup is an extreme solution to a market saturated with complexity and expense. When the average price of a new car ...

It's slated to start at around $27,500, making it one of the least expensive EVs on the market. ... (I am one of them) will love the Build-Your-Own-Truck idea that Slate is running with.

Michigan-based Slate Auto is preparing to shake up the EV market with the introduction of its minimalist, highly affordable electric truck, the Slate Truck, which is priced under just $20,000.

When the Slate Truck hits the market, it will be America’s smallest pickup truck. The only truly compact pickup trucks in the U.S. market today are the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz, ...

Slate is leaning heavily on the EV's customization options. Not only does a "flat-pack accessory SUV Kit [turn] the truck into a 5-seat SUV," but customers can choose from "Three levels of vehicle ...

Slate states the truck can also hold a maximum of 1,433 pounds and tow up to 1,000 pounds, hit 0-60 mph in 8 seconds and achieve a top speed of 90 mph (estimated), none of which will impress ...

The Slate truck is one of the most intriguing new vehicle launches in some time. It's a simple, cool-looking small truck. It's all-electric. And Slate is promising it could, technically, start for ...

It's slated to start at around $27,500, making it one of the least expensive EVs on the market. ... (I am one of them) will love the Build-Your-Own-Truck idea that Slate is running with.