Hands‑on review of Slate’s $24,950 electric pickup
Slate, a startup targeting the light‑truck market, offers an electric pickup priced at $24,950. Ars Technica reporters spent a day evaluating the vehicle’s driving dynamics. The pickup delivers a
Slate, a startup targeting the light‑truck market, offers an electric pickup priced at $24,950. Ars
Technica reporters spent a day evaluating the vehicle’s driving dynamics. The pickup delivers a
modest electric range suitable for daily commuting. Acceleration and handling are comparable to
other entry‑level electric trucks. Interior features include a digital cockpit and basic
connectivity options. Slate positions the model as an affordable alternative to higher‑priced
competitors. The review notes the vehicle’s payload capacity meets typical small‑business needs.
Pricing under $25k could broaden adoption of electric pickups in the United States. Slate plans to
begin limited production later this year, pending regulatory approvals.