Earlier this week, the Jeff Bezos-backed company unveiled the Slate Truck—a bare-bones EV pickup with a purported base price of around $20,000 to $25,000. Major hurdles remain before these EVs ...

The 2027 Slate Truck small pickup is an all-new EV from an all-new automaker hoping to strike a nerve with buyers looking for no-frills electric transportation with a built-in quirky factor at a ...

AND THAT’S REALLY WHAT’S DRIVING SOME OF THIS. TRUCK DRIVERS AT THE STOP AND JESSUP FRIDAY SHARE MIXED REACTION. IT GOT WORSE OVER THE LAST. REAL RUSH OVER THE LAST FEW MONTHS. HOPEFULLY THE ...

Jeff Bezos-backed startup Slate Auto is launching a barebones electric truck for just $20,000 as it calls for a return to affordability after years of stubborn inflation drove everyday prices up.

Slate is developing a bare-bones, customizable electric truck with a starting price under $20,000 after federal incentives. The truck comes with minimal features, including crank windows and a ...

A family is out thousands of dollars on Wednesday after authorities in Sampson County said they purchased a cloned truck that was stolen earlier in April from Texas. According to the sheriff’s ...

Recall details: Huffy has recalled over 23,000 12-volt children's ride-on Tonka Dump Trucks (models 17362 and 17323) due to overheating controllers that pose fire and burn hazards. Three ...

Slate is here to kick that trend. Its first product will be a small truck that’s shockingly bare-bones. Among the few features within its plastic body are manually adjustable cloth seats ...

For the purposes of the investigation, medium-duty trucks are those with a gross vehicle weight of more than 10,000 and under 26,001 pounds, while heavy-duty trucks are any with a GVWR of 26,001 ...

Ask just about anybody, and they’ll tell you that new cars are too expensive. In the wake of tariffs shaking the auto industry and with the Trump administration pledging to kill the federal EV ...

If you’re in Texas, don’t freak out if you start seeing vehicles with no drivers on the road, because fully autonomous trucks are set to hit the state’s highways in just a couple of days.