The uphill climb for Slate Auto, the newest kid on the EV block, just became a little steeper. At least $7,500 steeper due to the elimination of federal EV credits this week. With the promise of ...

Slate's initial offering, the unimaginatively named Slate Truck, is set to be the cheaper of the two, with a planned starting price of around $27,500. With the federal EV tax credit, that price ...

Ram chief executive Tim Kuniskis thinks that prices of the Slate electric truck will be much higher than advertised. “I think it’s super interesting,” he told CNBC. “The idea behind it, we ...

The Slate was poised to substantially undercut what you could call its closest competitor, the $30,000 Ford Maverick. Now, it may wind up in the same ballpark as the compact, hybrid truck, while ...

Slate originally hoped to deliver its truck for under $20,000 after the tax credit. It now promises a price in the mid-$20,000 range, but that gives it harsher competition.

The Slate Truck promised to be an affordable, customizable, and basic electric pickup for under $20,000, but the EV tax incentive expires in September. Despite being bare-bones, the Slate comes ...

That incentive, however, may not exist by the time the truck goes on sale in late 2026. Slate has also already announced it will be built at a former printing plant in Warsaw, Indiana.

Of course, bringing the truck to market first should still be priority one. Source: Slate Auto Slate Releases Printable Accessories For Its Truck Slatelet rendering 8-bit design ...