Slate has announced that it has processed more than 150,000 orders, all fully refundable but non-transferable. The company plans to start production in late 2026 and ramp up to full production by the ...

Slate Auto, the electric truck startup backed by Jeff Bezos, has now collected more than 150,000 refundable reservations for its low-cost EV due out at the end of 2026. The company shared the figure ...

I’ve got a thing for American electric pickups. I ordered a Tesla Cybertruck back in 2019 after attending the launch party in LA– remember the event when the truck’s unbreakable glass smashed? I’ve ...

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Slate Auto is already treading water after its launch earlier this year. The removal of tax incentives makes its debut offering far less financially appealing than it would’ve otherwise been., and ...

There are still a lot of unanswered questions around what is probably the single most-hyped car launch of 2026. How much will Slate Auto's affordable truck actually cost? How will it function in the ...

Earlier this year, Slate Auto emerged from stealth mode and stunned industry watchers with the Slate Truck, a compact electric pickup it plans to sell for less than $30,000. Achieving that price won’t ...

The big selling point for Slate Auto’s electric pickup truck was always going to be its price, promising to start at under $20,000 in the United States. However, the removal of the federal EV tax ...

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