While Tesla and Rivian chase premium buyers, this startup is building an electric truck regular people can actually ...

There are no other baby electric pickups on the market right now, so the Slate's closest analogue is the Ford Maverick. Based on what Slate has shared about its debut product, we've compared the specs ...

Slate Auto has officially announced it will open its order books on June 24 for its highly anticipated electric pickup truck.

Slate Auto announced that people would be able to preorder the Slate electric trucks starting June 24, with deliveries to follow "late this year" ...

Modern cars have become rolling computers packed with sensors, connectivity systems, and endless streams of data collection.

Slate describes its new electric truck as "the most radically simple, wildly personalizable vehicle out there," designed in California and assembled in Michigan (or perhaps Indiana -- here's some ...

The company is taking $300 non-refundable deposits to secure a place in line for the first finished vehicles.

When the Slate Truck was revealed earlier this year, it generated a massive amount of interest, and it’s easy to understand why. Should Slate follow through on its promises, customers will be able to ...

Slate Auto surprised everyone with the idea of a cheap-as-chips pickup truck selling under $20,000 with the EV federal credit applied. Now that Trump's Big Beautiful Bill removed the EV tax credit, ...

Michael Frank has been writing and editing car and motorcycle coverage for the past two decades. His outlets have included Forbes, Coolhunting, The Wall Street Journal, Car & Driver, Road & Track, The ...

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, IN (WSBT) — Affordable trucks and new jobs are coming to northern Indiana. Slate Auto took WSBT 22 on a tour of their “blank” slate of a factory, the former RR Donnelley plant in ...

The Slate truck is expected to start in the mid $20,000 range. The brand's under $20,000 starting price is lost because of the end of the federal tax credit, but state-level tax credits still exist ...