Michigan-based startup Slate Auto introduced a new $25,000 EV pickup that could shake up the industry in a big way.

The modestly priced EV pickup goes 150 miles on a charge and is infinitely customizable. Deliveries start next year.

Hand-cranked windows and a DIY dashboard join a high-tech electric vehicle platform in the affordable, customizable Slate Truck.

Changing that overly spendy status quo is going to take something radical, and it’s hard to get more radical than what Slate ...

Slate is talking a big game, and has revealed lots of details about its Slate Truck (yes, that's the name) today, but while ...

Chris Barman leads Slate, the Jeff Bezos-backed EV startup making an electric truck with roll-down windows and an approachable price tag.

Slate is a new auto startup that broke cover on Thursday. Its pickup targets a starting price below $20,000, when you factor ...

It's only been a few weeks since we heard about Slate, a new electric startup with plans to launch the most affordable EV in America. The company came out of nowhere, and now we'll finally see what ...

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In one of the strangest launches we’ve seen in a while, Slate Auto, the reportedly Jeff Bezos-backed electric vehicle startup ...

Greenlane, which is rolling out a US EV charging network for big rigs, just switched on its first electric truck stop in Colton, California.

Crank windows? Yep, but that’s just the start—the Slate Truck is an affordable that's only as basic as you want it to be. Think of the Slate as a blank, uh, slate.