Slate wants to revive old-school driving fun with an affordable, no-frills electric pickup. CEO Barman aims to deliver simple, modular EVs instead of flashy, tech-heavy vehicles. She’s just told ...

If Amazon Basics made a pickup, the Slate would be it. Startup American truck maker Slate Auto revealed its first model at an event in Long Beach, Calif., on Thursday night. The small electric pickup ...

For the past few years, SLATE has been building its tiny, electric pickup truck in secrecy, hiding its intentions from the public eye. During that time, they amassed a team of lauded professionals ...

Although Slate is backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the truck seems to be inspired by another major retailer. Like the furniture sold at Ikea, you’ll have to build much of the Slate yourself if you ...

The company is Slate. The vehicle is a teeny, tiny electric pickup truck. But the delightfully refreshing design philosophy reminds me more of a farm truck or, yes, a technical than the current ...

The excellent Tim Stevens joins The Vergecast to talk all things Slate, which recently unveiled its first product, an extremely barebones, all-electric, two-seater pickup truck. Tune in as Tim and ...

Slate Auto pitches the concept of an electric truck that you can buy as a clean slate and personalize to your tastes, much like IKEA furniture. In the basic version, you can buy a "Blank Slate ...

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Enter Slate Auto, the latest electric upstart determined to do what the major automakers apparently can’t: build a properly affordable EV. How affordable? Try under $20,000 after federal tax ...

An embarrassing thing happened a few days ago. When my boyfriend was going down on me, I accidentally farted in his face. He was grossed out and angry, even though I apologized repeatedly, and ...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Across the Netherlands, people donned orange clothes — from tuxedos to feather boas — and boats packed with revelers clogged Amsterdam’s canals to celebrate ...

I work at a company where I’m relatively new and in a junior position. Recently, I overheard two co-workers making fun of a client’s noticeable limp behind his back. Their comments were cruel ...