From $24,950 · up to 205 mi range · Truck · seats 2
The Slate Truck is the anti-Cybertruck: a small, two-seat electric pickup that comes almost empty on purpose. No infotainment screen, no speakers, crank windows; you bring your phone and add the rest yourself. That is how it gets to $24,950 before destination, cheaper than any other new EV we track. Slate says it goes about 205 miles on a charge (no EPA rating yet) and charges from 20 to 80% in about half an hour through a NACS port. Slate is building it in Indiana and is aiming for first deliveries in late 2026, but it is a startup, so treat that date as a goal.
Charging a typical new EV (30 kWh per 100 miles) at home costs about $55 per 1,000 miles at the national average rate, from $38 in Louisiana to $144 in Hawaii (EIA, July 2026). See your state's EV vs gas numbers or run your own.
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