By Kalea Hall and Nora Eckert (Reuters) -When Will Haseltine saw images online of a small, boxy electric pickup from startup ...

EV startup Slate Auto says it won’t be able to sell a pickup priced under $20K after all. Here’s how much the projected price ...

The electric truck may still enter production next year, but that tempting sub $20,000 price now appears like a dream. Slate Auto’s sub-$20,000 price tag for its electric pickup may be a victim ...

Despite being more of a work truck, the XL trim has a telescopic and height-adjustable steering wheel with audio controls, ...

Slate CEO Chris Barman shared that fresh college graduates, newly-licensed drivers, and retirees were interested in the ...

Newcomer Slate surprised the automotive industry when it revealed its stripped-down electric pickup truck in April and touted a starting price of under $20,000. The number came with a caveat, however.

Slate's sub-$20,000 asking price was for its most affordable bare-bones Truck; gray paint, two seats, a gauge cluster, and that's about it. Of course, buyers can still option things like cup ...

In an interview with Sherwood News, Slate Auto CEO Chris Barman explained exactly how her company plans to do what Tesla never could: deliver a brand-new electric truck for just $25,000 — no gimmicks, ...

Slate Auto’s sub-$20,000 price tag for its electric pickup may be a victim of the Trump administration’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” The startup had pledged to launch an ultra-affordable EV ...