Say hello to another upstart EV company: Slate. It’s a U.S.-based, Jeff Bezos-backed electric vehicle maker with the goal of bringing a cheap U.S.-built truck (or, in some cases, an SUV) to the ...

One of Slate’s most refreshing ideas is its focus on simplicity and modularity. Their base truck is designed to be what they call a “blank slate,” a bare-bones vehicle that gives buyers the ...

That’s the motto for Slate, a new American electric vehicle company, which just revealed its launch model and is backed by ex-Amazon (AMZN) executives, including, reportedly, Jeff Bezos’s ...

Slate rigorously pruned back the feature creep often blamed for making new cars increasingly expensive. This is why the brand describes the truck as “the blank slate” and “a vehicle in its essential ...

For buyers willing to trade touchscreen tech for practical utility, the Slate Truck could fill a niche no one else is seriously targeting. Whether this blank Slate becomes a hit depends on demand ...

Slate, you have our attention. The U.S.-made EV startup backed by billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos proposes something new if not revolutionary: an affordable, customizable, do-it-yourselfable ...

It expects to price the blank Slate vehicle at under $20,000 after the $7,500 federal clean vehicle tax credit. Slate was born from Re:Build Manufacturing, a company founded by Jeff Wilke ...

It only comes in one color, gray (think: blank "slate"), but customers can choose from several exterior "wraps" that start at $500 and are easy to swap out for a new one. "You can adapt your Slate ...

Dubbed the Slate Truck, this two-seater EV is designed to be radically customizable, offering consumers a blank canvas to tailor the vehicle to their needs and preferences. Let’s take a look.

Last night secretive startup Slate Auto revealed its compact electric pickup truck, dubbed a "blank slate" thanks to how modular it is. Every Slate truck will leave the factory in a single spec ...