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Much attention has been paid to Slate’s stated intent of delivering a U.S.-made pickup truck for a net $20,000, but Johnson’s team is perhaps more highly focused on the costs, difficulties ...

The new American automaker Slate is building what is expected to be the country’s most affordable electric pickup, with prices starting in the mid-$20s (insert the usual caveats here about trade wars ...

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The Slate electric pickup truck that’s simple, small and customizable was unveiled this week, and it’s reportedly backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

No infotainment, no radio, no fluff. The Slate takes a different approach to interior design, allowing you to decide exactly how to spend your money.

See, the Slate is kind of like the truck version of an ATX desktop or a Framework laptop. When you buy the base model, it is indeed a base model. It has manual, wind-up, wind-down windows.