A Michigan based company that plans to build a low-cost EV pickup truck at a plant in Warsaw, Indiana is on track to begin production later this year.

An electric pickup truck with crank windows, no touchscreen, and a starting price in the mid-$20,000s is scheduled to roll ...

In April 2025, a new company called Slate Auto came out of stealth and shocked the car industry. Not only was this startup focused on making an ultra-cheap, customizable electric pickup truck with ...

The Slate, an electric pickup truck from a startup with a design studio in California, a headquarters in Michigan, and a manufacturing plant in Indiana, emerged with a simple premise: What if an EV ...

Slate Auto, the electric vehicle startup backed by Jeff Bezos, has raised $650 million to fund its effort to bring a mid-$20,000 electric pickup truck to the U.S. market by year-end. TWG Global, ...

Slate Auto hopes its modular, stripped-down vehicle will be the future of affordable EVs. The startup, backed by Jeff Bezos, got attention earlier this year when it unveiled a two-seat, two-door ...

(TestMiles) – A once $20,000 electric pickup now looks closer to the mid $20K range as incentives fade and the EV market recalibrates around real-world economics. I’ll be honest with you, the most ...

Slate has released a fresh round of pictures showing some of the details of its upcoming low-cost pickup truck.

Although the company emerged last year from three years in stealth mode to announce its planned electric pickup truck, Slate still hasn’t released many technical details on the vehicle. However, when ...

Jeff Bezos-backed electric vehicle startup Slate Auto has raised another $650 million as the company prepares to put its first affordable pickup trucks into production by the end of 2026. The carmaker ...

An Electrek reader spotted one of Slate Auto’s all-electric pickup trucks testing out in the snowy banks of Michigan and shared a couple of images you can see below. As we inch closer to the official ...