Slate Auto is designing electric vehicles starting at just $25,000. Here's how you can save money beyond the purchase price, ...

By Lawrence Ulrich When Slate Auto, a start-up, unveiled a roughly $25,000 electric pickup truck last month, social media lit up with comments. Many people saw the no-frills vehicle, with an easy ...

Slate Truck, which is backed by Jeff Bezos, is priced at $20,000 after federal EV incentives, a concept some would consider radical and even inconceivable.

Tesla brought EVs into the mainstream and Nissan made them affordable, but is Slate Auto's recently-announced pickup truck an ...

Buzzy new EV startup Slate Auto has racked up more than 100,000 reservations for its customizable low-cost electric pickup ...

Slate Auto said it would assemble its $25,000 electric pickup at a former printing site in Warsaw, Indiana.

Jeff Bezos-backed Slate Auto, a newer electric vehicle manufacturer, could be developing Tesla's fiercest competitor yet, the Slate electric pickup truck. The Slate Auto pickup truck is an ...

Slate is building interest in the new vehicle by advertising it at "an expected price of under $20,000 after federal incentives," which implies a base price of perhaps $27,000, minus a federal tax ...

One of those questions was where Slate will build the thing, with a TechCrunch report suggesting a factory in Indiana. Today we can officially confirm the details. Slate Auto will retrofit an existing ...

In fact, Slate will – theoretically – sell you a car that not only doesn’t have electric windows, it doesn’t even have a standard touchscreen. Mechanically, the Truck is incredibly simple.

"Inexpensive cars shouldn't be cars with limited features," Wassym Bensaid, Rivian's chief software officer, told Business ...