Slate Auto sets June 24th to open orders for its low-cost EV

Bezos-backed Slate Auto will open orders on June 24th and targets first deliveries by year-end; final pricing is still under wraps.

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Primary source: TechCrunch

Why it matters

A founder-led bid to ship a configurable, low-cost EV into a price-sensitive market is a notable countertrend to feature-bloated launches. If Slate hits its schedule and price, it raises the bar for capital-efficient EV manufacturing and pressures both legacy OEMs and venture-backed peers. June 24th order interest will be an early read on founder-market fit.

An early prototype of Slate Auto's low-cost electric vehicle on display.

Slate Auto will open orders for its low-cost EV on June 24th, with first deliveries targeted for later this year, TechCrunch reported. The company was founded in 2022 inside Re:Build Manufacturing by Miles Arnone, William Barker, and Jeff Wilke.…

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