Unlike Tesla and Lucid, which launched with high-priced luxury models, Slate wants to flip the model: start cheap, scale up.

The Slate truck is, as its name suggests, a blank slate for customers to customize with an absurdly wide variety of options.

It’s being called “the Burger King of trucks” by Car and Driver. Releasing late 2026, the Slate truck is a bare bones electric vehicle (EV) that’s projected to cost a little less than $27,500—under ...

Backed by Jeff Bezos and designed for flexibility over flash, the Slate Truck is an EV that trades luxury for affordability.

The Slate truck is a compact, two-seat pickup that measures about 2 feet shorter than the Ford Maverick. Its no-frills design includes a black exterior, 17-inch steel wheels, and minimalistic styling.

Last night secretive startup Slate Auto revealed its compact electric pickup truck, dubbed a "blank slate" thanks to how ...

Slate Truck promises an affordable base price, but the long list of customization options on the configurator is hard to ...

Troy-based electric vehicle startup Slate Auto unveiled a bare-bones, two-door pickup with hand-crank windows and a sub-$30,000 starting price that can convert into a crossover with optional ...

The Slate truck is a two-seat, compact electric pickup manufactured in a single factory configuration, with more than 100 ...

Slate's barebones electric pickup wants to revolutionize the truck world, and save you money along the way. After checking ...

The Slate pickup is small, at just 174.6 inches long. For comparison’s sake, the Hyundai Santa Cruz, currently the smallest ...