An electric vehicle manufacturer wants to change the auto industry with affordable EVs, building the first cars in a former printing plant in northern Indiana. Slate Auto, a young company backed ...

A retrofitted printing shop in Indiana will produce Slate Auto’s barebones EV. A retrofitted printing shop in Indiana will produce Slate Auto’s barebones EV. Since Slate Auto came out of ...

Slate Auto hopes its modular, stripped-down vehicle will be the future of affordable EVs. The startup, backed by Jeff Bezos, ...

Slate Auto, the buzzy new EV startup that broke stealth this week, is close to locking in a former printing plant located in Warsaw, Indiana as the future production site for its cheap electric ...

And one final note: towing substantially reduces the efficiency of the tow vehicle, due to the weight of the trailer and its ...

Slate Auto will get personal and real estate tax abatements after the Kosciusko County Council approved them by a 5-1-1 vote ...

Slate Auto's electric truck could revolutionize EV affordability if it can deliver on a sub-$20K pricetag. Tesla just isn't prepared to compete at that price level, even if it can solve other problems ...

"This one's going to be different for a number of reasons," Eric Keipper, an auto veteran and Slate's head of engineering ... printing plant in Warsaw, Indiana, where it expects to have capacity ...