Slate Auto unveils its US-made barebones electric pickup costing just $20,000
Briefly

Slate Auto, a company supported by Jeff Bezos, has unveiled the Slate Pickup, a unique entry into the electric vehicle market. Priced starting at $27,500, or $20,000 after federal tax credits, this compact truck is designed for urban environments with a modest 150-mile range. It lacks conventional comforts such as a stereo and touchscreen, promoting a DIY spirit where users can personalize their experience with over 100 available accessories. The Slate Pickup's unique offering is its emphasis on customization, allowing buyers to tailor their vehicles to meet personal preferences and needs.
"The Slate Pickup is a budget-friendly EV designed for urban use, emphasizing customization with the basic model starting at just $27,500."
"With a limited range and no infotainment, the Slate Pickup reflects a DIY ethos, encouraging users to enhance their vehicles over time."
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