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MSN: Jeff Bezos’ Sub-$20k Slate EV Is A Bare-Bones Truck With Crank Windows And No Paint: Here Are The Details
In the most surprising automotive debut in decades, Slate — a company funded in part by Jeff Bezos — just showed a brand new pickup truck that comes standard with unpainted plastic body panels, crank ...
Jeff Bezos’ Sub-$20k Slate EV Is A Bare-Bones Truck With Crank Windows And No Paint: Here Are The Details
Slate is a new auto startup that broke cover on Thursday. Its pickup targets a starting price below $20,000, when you factor in federal incentives. Slate's bare-bones truck has crank windows and no ...