The truck's design is optimized to be easily customizable ... Slate has no built-in infotainment screen, so I chose the tablet mount and row of auxiliary buttons beneath it — at least there ...

Slate provides a universal mount and a USB power port, but it’s up to you to provide the device. The setup can supposedly accommodate anything from a smartphone to a dedicated tablet ...

The Truck will come with a phone mount and convenient USB power to mount your phone or a tablet to the dash. Your navigation and media playback in the car will then all be run off your device.

The Truck will come with a phone mount and convenient USB power to mount your phone or a tablet to the dash. Your navigation and media playback in the car will then all be run off your device.

Slate says the truck will proudly be made in the U.S ... Slate is instead making you get a phone or tablet mount and using your preferred tech. Problem is, you can't just get Apple CarPlay ...

Slate's truck is 20 inches shorter in length than ... Owners can also install a mount for the tablet of their choice and connect any device to a self-installed speaker system or a portable speaker.

There's a new name in the American electric car market, and it's shaking things up where it matters most: price. EV Startup Slate has arrived with the $25,000 Slate Truck, a minimalist, no ...

The Slate Automotive Truck is built around simplicity, something the company is so serious about this that Truck is the entirety of the model name. The modular platform does get a little bit more ...

Powering the truck is a single rear-mounted motor delivering ... Instead, it includes a phone mount and an optional tablet mount, allowing users to integrate their own devices for navigation ...