The electric truck may still enter production next year, but that tempting sub $20,000 price now appears like a dream.

The Slate pickup is touted as being customizable, with SUV kits. It's expected to be available next year, priced in the ...

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Jeff Bezos-backed startup Slate Auto is launching a barebones electric truck for just $20,000 as it calls for a return to affordability after years of stubborn inflation drove everyday prices up.

“We built it, you make it.” That’s the motto for Slate, a new American EV company, as it revealed its launch model: a bare-bones pickup truck with a footprint smaller than a Ford Maverick.

The Slate Truck is all electric, carrying a 52.7-kWh battery that powers a single rear motor producing 201 hp and 195 lb-ft of torque. Acceleration from a stop to 60 mph should take about 8.0 seconds.

The Slate pickup, with a name the same as the company, is aiming low. And I mean really low. The base model is expected to debut at $27,500 or so when it hits the streets in 2026, which would make ...

Slate said previously that its EV pickup, a bare-bones truck with a footprint smaller than a Ford Maverick, will cost somewhere in the mid-$20,000 range and will come in only one color, slate gray.

Slate says the truck’s standard-range battery will fully charge in less than eight hours on a Level 2 charger like most EV owners install at home; capable of accepting up to 120 kilowatts, it ...

Slate is developing a bare-bones, customizable electric truck with a starting price under $20,000 after federal incentives. The truck comes with minimal features, including crank windows and a small ...