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Slate's electric pickup now has a confirmed starting price of $26,400. Here's what buyers get, available SUV conversion options, key specifications, and how the truck fits into today's growing EV market.

The Slate EV pickup offers an unusually low entry price through a modular design, but buyers should expect costs to climb rapidly as optional accessories and upgrades are added.

Slate's affordable electric pickup will launch with a 65-kWh LFP battery from Gotion. The switch lowers costs, increases range to 205 miles, and supports the company's budget-focused EV strategy.

Slate’s low-cost electric pickup enters the preorder phase on June 24. Buyers will learn final pricing, delivery priorities, range options, and customization details.

Slate Auto secures $650 million in new funding to support its affordable EV truck program. The startup plans a stripped-down pickup with optional upgrades, aiming for production this year while navigating rising prices and a competitive EV market.

Slate Auto has appointed former Amazon executive Peter Faricy as CEO as it prepares to launch a low-cost electric pickup truck. The startup plans to manufacture the vehicle in Indiana and target pricing in the mid-$20,000 range.

Slate Auto’s CEO confirms the company plans to introduce more vehicles beyond its minimalist electric pickup. While future models are under consideration, Slate is focused on executing its modular, low-cost truck launch and starting production in 2026.

Slate Auto’s affordable EV truck has 150,000+ pre-orders, launching late 2026. Priced $26–$27K, it won’t include autonomous features. Its low cost, customization, and simplicity appeal as competitors and lost incentives reshape the market.