And one final note: towing substantially reduces the efficiency of the tow vehicle, due to the weight of the trailer and its ...

People deserve to have a car that they can afford,” says Tisha Johnson, the design boss of Slate Auto, a startup backed by ...

But the new Slate truck is an electric bit of customizable awesomeness that looks about ready to enter production. There are a few questions left to answer before that happens, but it looks more ...

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 ...

True to its “Blank Slate” moniker, the Slate Truck is designed as a no-frills vehicle, providing a foundation that owners can ...

It's all-electric. And Slate is promising it could ... But I can't help thinking Slate's truck may not be the next great automotive revolution for the people. It feels like a profoundly niche ...

This didn't happen, and the electric pickup truck revolution fizzled out as soon ... Not all, though, as Slate Auto tries to solve this problem by launching a significantly cheaper truck.

A few weeks ago a small, electric truck went viral. Apparently that virality has converted into real interest from consumers.

You can reserve a Slate EV truck for $50, and many drivers have jumped on this opportunity. In about a week, over 100,000 reservations have already been placed. This shows confidence in the cheap ...

The American startup Slate Auto, backed by big names like Jeff Bezos, surprised the market by reaching 100,000 reservations ...