Jonathan is the Automotive Editor at Ars Technica. He has a BSc and PhD in Pharmacology. In 2014 he decided to indulge his ...

Slate Auto will open orders for its simple electric pickup on June 24, asking reservation holders to move from a refundable ...

Automakers are stuffing vehicles with constant internet connections and tracking devices. A startup based in Warsaw, Indiana, ...

Slate's strategy appears to give buyers stripped-down options to start cheap and add only desired features.

Slate Auto's privacy focused EV pickup skips embedded modems and excessive data collection, offering drivers a simpler, more ...

The company is taking $300 non-refundable deposits to secure a place in line for the first finished vehicles.

Slate Auto has officially announced it will open its order books on June 24 for its highly anticipated electric pickup truck. However, the ambitious EV startup is asking buyers to commit real money ...

There are no other baby electric pickups on the market right now, so the Slate's closest analogue is the Ford Maverick. Based on what Slate has shared about its debut product, we've compared the specs ...

Slate Auto promised its bare-bones electric pickup would sell for under $20,000 before Trump killed the EV tax credit. Later, it revised the pricing to "mid-twenties", which is still a compelling ...

Slate Truck is an all-electric pickup with an expected base price of around $27,000. Single motor and rear-wheel drive is the only available configuration. A tremendous array of personalization ...

(TestMiles) – A once $20,000 electric pickup now looks closer to the mid $20K range as incentives fade and the EV market recalibrates around real-world economics. I’ll be honest with you, the most ...