Slate Auto, backed by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, unveils modular EV pickup truck with 150-mile range and 1400 lbs hauling capacity.

Slate, a Michigan-based startup, has unveiled its first product: a bare bones electric pickup truck designed to be highly affordable and endlessly customizable.

Priced below $30,000, the truck, which will be built in an undisclosed location in the Midwest, could sway more price-conscious Americans to buy an EV. Plus, the $7,500 federal tax credit drops the ...

In a move set to shake up the electric vehicle (EV) landscape, Michigan-based startup Slate Auto has revealed its debut model ...

An 11 kW onboard charger enables Level 2 charging in less than five hours for the small pack, while a standard NACS port and ...

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

Unlike Tesla and Lucid, which launched with high-priced luxury models, Slate wants to flip the model: start cheap, scale up.

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.

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

Arizona businessman and Nikola founder Trevor Milton speaks about his fraud conviction and prison sentence, following a ...

The electric vehicle (EV) market still has a long way to go but demand has seen growth in the last couple of years with the introduction of various new models from almost every OEM. Tata Motors ...