The Slate electric pickup truck is designed to be whatever you want it to be, an SUV, an open-air roadster, a DJ booth, and more. Built with versatility at its core, Slate introduces a new level of customization and affordability to the EV world. The base model, known as The Blank Slate, is expected to be priced under $20,000, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers seeking an innovative and flexible electric vehicle.
Easily Change the Look with Wraps
Unlike traditional trucks, Slate is engineered to be wrapped, not painted. Its innovative paneled exterior makes wrapping easier and quicker, allowing owners to change the truckโs look again and again without the complications and costs associated with repainting.
Connected and Ready for Adventure
Inside, Slate features a built-in phone holder that fits a phone or tablet, offering seamless connectivity on the go. Under the hood, it comes with a standard battery providing an estimated range of 150 miles. Itโs powered by a 150kW single rear-mounted motor.
Compact Yet Spacious Design
In terms of dimensions, Slate measures 69.3 inches in height, 70.6 inches in width, and 174.6 inches in length, with a wheelbase of 108.9 inches. It offers a 5-foot bed length with a generous 35.1 cubic feet of bed volume, plus an additional 7 cubic feet of storage space in the frunk.
Fast Charging and Practical Capability
Thanks to its NACS connector with DC fast charging support, Slate is ready for quick top-ups, adding 20% to 80% charge in around 30 minutes. When using an AC charger, it adds 25 to 40 miles of range per hour and takes about 4 to 8 hours for a full charge. It boasts a maximum payload capacity of 1,400 pounds and a towing capacity of 1,000 pounds, making it capable for hauling gear, camping equipment, or light trailers.
A New Way to Drive and Customize
Whether youโre looking to transform your ride for a festival, an off-road excursion, or daily commuting, Slateโs flexible and user-friendly design offers a refreshing take on what a pickup truck can be, and itโs just getting started.
Source: Slate Autoย
