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In a fickle vehicular universe, anything is possible. Maybe the tiny and adorable, all-electric Slate truck will crush all the challenges before it and become a mainstay in the road-bound zeitgeist.

Deliveries of the Slate compact electric pickup begin in Q4 2026. Customization includes 100+ colorful wraps instead of paint. Slate Automotive already has reservations for more than a year’s ...

Slate Auto may be one of the most interesting companies in the American automotive industry right now. Based in Warsaw, Indiana, the startup is taking a completely different approach to building an ...

Back in 2004, Sheena Meade was living in Florida as a single mother of four when she wrote an $87.26 check to pay for groceries. But the check bounced. About two months later, two police officers came ...

Slate just revealed that pre-orders for its upcoming all-electric truck open up on June 24. Consumers will be able to finalize configurations and lock in a delivery window by plopping down $300.

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Slate is a new auto startup that broke cover on Thursday. Its pickup targets a starting price below $20,000, when you factor in federal incentives. Slate's bare-bones truck has crank windows and no ...

Slate Auto has secured $650 million in Series C funding, marking a major milestone as the company accelerates towards the start of regular production for its first vehicle – the Slate Truck, offered ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Series C round was led by TWG Global, which is headed by two investors in Jeff Bezos’ Re:Build Manufacturing.