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Slate Truck: Affordable and Customizable Electric Pickup Slate Truck: Affordable and Customizable Electric Pickup The Slate Truck, unveiled by Slate Auto, represents a significant shift in the electric vehicle (EV) market, focusing on affordability and customization. Minimalist Design Meets Maximum…

Massive Market Response to Affordable Custom EVs Slate, the EV startup backed by Jeff Bezos and Y Combinator, has officially crossed 100,000 reservations for its modular electric pickup. That’s a major milestone for a company positioning itself not just as…

A budget EV under $20K? Meet Slate, the new player in the electric vehicle game that’s making craaaaazy waves with tiny trucks and SUVs. Can it be considered a Tesla killer? Is Slate building the future? Let us know what…

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Buyers shopping for a basic EV truck might prefer Slate over Tesla or Rivian. Have you heard about the new Slate electric truck? Because Tesla (TSLA 4.66%) and Rivian Automotive (RIVN 4.31%) certainly have. And if you’re an investor in…

Slate and Telo are two auto startups trying to make very different types of electric pickup trucks.
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It feels like I’m getting asked about the Slate Auto EV every few hours as people seem desperate to know what to think. For such a simple-looking truck, the emotions and questions around its existence are unusually complex. That’s reasonable. This truck is being sold as a repudiation of modern cars, which it is. More […]
Slate Auto, the buzzy new EV startup that broke stealth this week, is close to locking in a former printing plant located in Warsaw, Indiana as the future production site for its cheap electric truck, a review of public records shows. The company is expected to lease the 1.4 million-square-foot facility for an undisclosed sum. Economic development officials told local media earlier this year (without naming Slate) the factory could employ up to 2,000 people, and that the county offered the undisclosed company an incentive package.