Slate Auto, an electric vehicle startup backed by Jeff Bezos, has revealed pricing details for its debut electric truck and SUV. The pickup truck starts at $24,950, while the SUV variant has a starting price of $29,950. The company also announced an increased base range of 205 miles for the pickup model.
The pricing comes nearly a year after the company indicated it would not meet its original target of an under-$20,000 price point. The pickup truck is described as a no-frills option, focusing on affordability and simplicity. The startup has emphasized its American manufacturing roots in its marketing and product development.
The company has not provided further details on the SUV variant beyond the starting price and range. Additional features, performance metrics, and availability dates have not yet been disclosed. The pricing and range updates reflect adjustments made to the vehicle's design and production strategy.
Slate Auto has positioned itself as a competitor in the growing electric vehicle market, which has seen increased investment from major tech and business figures. The company's focus on affordability aligns with broader industry trends toward making electric vehicles more accessible to a wider consumer base.
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