Bezos-backed Slate Auto Unveils Affordable Electric Truck-SUV
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Slate Auto, partly funded by Jeff Bezos, unveils a low-cost, transformable electric truck/SUV starting at $20,000 (after incentives). Smaller than comparable models, it prioritizes affordability over luxury features, offering a range of 150-240 miles. Manufactured in the Midwest, deliveries are slated for late 2026, with reservations open for a $50 fee. The company secured $111 million in funding from Bezos, Mark Walter, and Thomas Tull.
Slate Auto, partly funded by Jeff Bezos, unveils a low-cost, transformable electric truck/SUV starting at $20,000 (after incentives). Smaller than comparable models, it prioritizes affordability over luxury features, offering a range of 150-240 miles. Manufactured in the Midwest, deliveries are slated for late 2026, with reservations open for a $50 fee. The company secured $111 million in funding from Bezos, Mark Walter, and Thomas Tull.
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