None is electric.But stalwarts like Ford Motor Co. and startups like Slate Auto are looking to change that, and they’re focusing on Americans’ favorite vehicle: the pickup.With President Donald ...

For years, Americans have gazed longingly across the Pacific at countries where you can buy a perfectly decent pickup truck ...

Not one is a pickup or an electric vehicle. Upstart automaker Slate aims to fill those voids with its Truck, a battery-powered pickup boasting a starting price that we estimate will be around $25,000.

A primary challenge for large electric trucks has been delivering the capabilities that full-size truck customers demand.

America's most affordable upcoming EV just got thousands of dollars more expensive. Thank Donald Trump and Congress for that. Slate Auto made waves in April when it revealed a refreshingly bare-bones ...

Since the unveiling, Ford has announced a $30,000 electric pickup, a potential Slate competitor that will launch sometime in ...

This phrase still remains on Slate's website, which also still claims that the Blank Slate will be "[m]ade in the USA at a price that’s actually affordable (no really, for real)." However, it was ...

Slate Auto captured customer interest with its $20,000 electric truck. The automaker was one of many competitors to raise prices recently. Ford's upcoming $30,000 electric truck should draw some ...

When you hear “pickup truck revolution” or “pickup truck innovation,” you probably just envision a pickup truck, but bigger ...

Slate may no longer benefit from the $7,500 federal tax credit, but there's still a way to get one for far less than sticker price.

The buzzy new EV company said it is evaluating whether that may be able to help the company offer better pricing.