Slate Group recently installed a Komori GL840P and used it to produce a special project, completed entirely in-house by the ...

Slate Auto is an American Michigan-based EV company led by Chris Barman (former Chrysler exec). The company's first offering is a barebones, affordable electric pickup truck with plenty of ...

The Slate Truck debuted last week to great fanfare, heralding a return to simplicity, smallness, and affordability in the pickup truck world. The first model from the Bezos-backed EV startup Slate ...

For more than four decades, the Golf GTI has been the standard by which all high-performance hatchbacks are measured. Over ...

A new EV auto brand has risen — and it’s making a helluva debut courtesy of Mischief. For full access to this article, you ...

The Slate truck is one of the most intriguing new vehicle launches in some time. It's a simple, cool-looking small truck. It's all-electric. And Slate is promising it could, technically ...

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Slate wants to revive old-school driving fun with an affordable, no-frills electric pickup. CEO Barman aims to deliver simple, modular EVs instead of flashy, tech-heavy vehicles. She’s just told ...

Slate Auto said it would assemble its $25,000 EV in Warsaw, Indiana. The 1.4 million-square-foot facility was occupied by a printing company until 2023. Slate says it expects to make its first ...

The excellent Tim Stevens joins The Vergecast to talk all things Slate, which recently unveiled its first product, an extremely barebones, all-electric, two-seater pickup truck. Tune in as Tim and ...

The company is Slate. The vehicle is a teeny, tiny electric pickup truck. But the delightfully refreshing design philosophy reminds me more of a farm truck or, yes, a technical than the current ...