Slate's Budget EV Truck Lets You Pay for What You Want

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Slate’s $25k base EV pickup follows a modular, pay-as-you-go approach, letting buyers choose from a long list of accessories—everything from small cosmetic upgrades to a full SUV kit. While the pricing transparency and customization are appealing, adding options can push the final cost well beyond the base, with an example build nearing $41k. It asks whether buyers value a DIY, configurable truck over a preassembled package and whether the model’s flexibility will pay off in the market.
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