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Slate Auto eyes former Indiana printing plant for its EV truck production
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.
Forget Cybertruck — this $20K American-made electric truck makes EVs affordable

It's manual windows and no screens with this one
Slate Truck: What to know about electric pickup truck release date, cost

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 just under $20,000, according to its…
Slate Auto’s affordable electric pick-up truck is everything the Tesla Cybertruck isn’t – and could be a big hit

Retro style, compact size and under $20k — where do we sign?

