Startup automaker Slate Auto has officially unveiled its first product, simply called the Truck. The minimalist electric pickup is turning heads not just for its compact design and back-to-basics ...

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One of the most intriguing aspects of Slate’s new EV truck is that it’s highly customizable. It can even be configured as a five seater SUV. Slate Auto I got into this business because I liked ...

Enter the Slate Truck: a compact, bare-bones electric pickup that starts at just under $27,500 — or as low as $20,000 after the federal EV tax credit. Built in the Midwest and backed by Amazon ...

Jeff Bezos-backed startup Slate Auto is launching a barebones electric truck for just $20,000 as it calls for a return to affordability after years of stubborn inflation drove everyday prices up.

The revolutionary is the proposed $20,000 starting price. It's called the Slate Truck, kind of, but the owner can christen it whatever they want with a custom wrap or decal slapped on the side.

Dubbed the Slate Truck, this two-seater EV is designed to be radically customizable, offering consumers a blank canvas to tailor the vehicle to their needs and preferences. Let’s take a look.