Jeff Bezos is branching out into manufacturing electric vehicles with Slate Auto-a Michigan-based startup backed by him. He ...

Slate is building interest in the new vehicle by advertising it at "an expected price of under $20,000 after federal ...

Slate Auto CEO Chris Barman, a Crown Point native and Chrysler veteran, said Indiana was the perfect home for Slate's new EV ...

In fact, Slate will – theoretically – sell you a car that not only doesn’t have electric windows, it doesn’t even have a standard touchscreen. Mechanically, the Truck is incredibly simple.

Slate Auto, the Jeff Bezos-backed EV startup making ... The startup is taking a different approach to electric vehicle design, stripping away traditional features in favor of simplicity.

The vehicle has two seats, no digital screen, no electric windows and no audio system. It has air-conditioning, a phone or tablet holder, old-school window winders and trunk space under the bonnet. It ...

Slate Auto will build its all-electric pickup in Indiana ... but also a third row. The vehicle is not very big either – it’s about the length of a Honda Civic.

Slate Auto hopes to offer affordable electric vehicles, but it has to navigate federal incentives and restrictions in the ...

Slate Auto, the Jeff Bezos-backed EV startup making headlines ... The startup is taking a different approach to electric vehicle design, stripping away traditional features in favor of simplicity. Its ...

Quietly though, the IRA was accomplishing what it set out to do. Georgia is among its biggest beneficiaries. Now a report ...

“We've gone through a couple rounds of funding,” Slate CEO Chris Barman said to Yahoo Finance. “So Jeff Bezos was our lead in our first round, the Walter Group in our second round. We also have ...