Slate, a Jeff Bezos-backed startup has unveiled a cheap, no-frills lightweight electric truck priced at just $20,000.

The automaker is under attack as bad actors vandalize EVs and protestors peacefully express frustrations. Are the cars to blame or the company's CEO?

In the US, a new electric vehicle startup is making waves. Slate Auto – backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos – has entered the ...

Faced with a shrinking sedan market and rising costs, Nissan cancels plans for U.S.-built electric sedans and shifts focus to ...

Tesla’s stock soared 5.3% after CEO Elon Musk recently told investors he would be spending more time on the company.

Slate Auto unveiled its base-model, affordable electric pickup truck this week. It comes with crank windows and no ...

The selling points harped by the company include a 150 mi (240 km) range for a truck allegedly designed, manufactured, and assembled in the United States with a starting price of $20,000. That's a big ...

The Range Rover Electric is inching closer to production as Land Rover has announced prototypes have successfully completed ...

The incident occurred Thursday in the city of Eden, as the workers were conducting power line work in the area, according to ...

Set to start around $27,000, the electric pickup truck from Jeff Bezos-backed Slate swaps giant touch screens for a ...

Slate Auto’s first truck is smaller than average without all the distracting tech inside. That’s refreshing. Last night, a ...

China is leapfrogging the United States with the availability of more advanced, cheaper electric vehicles, while President ...