In an interview with Sherwood News, Slate Auto CEO Chris Barman explained exactly how her company plans to do what Tesla never could: deliver a brand-new electric truck for just $25,000 — no gimmicks, ...

The elimination of the electric vehicle federal tax credit may end up becoming a benefit to some of the newer players trying to compete in the market, according to the CEO of the affordable electric ...

Slate CEO Christine (Chris) Barman is leading Slate as it develops, executes, and brings to market new vehicles that people can afford, personalize, and love. Chris leads by example to collaborate ...

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NEW YORK — The country's electric vehicle market has an affordability problem. Enter Slate, a new company backed by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and two investment funds. On Thursday, company executives ...

"Our business model was never built upon that tax credit being in place," Chris Barman, Slate CEO, told The Detroit News. "We always viewed it as something that would be great for the customer to be ...

As the EV world continues its game of musical chairs, one startup company thinks it has found a different way to stay standing when the music stops. Slate is betting on a different formula: simplicity ...

Electric vehicle startup Slate announced that the company isn’t done raising funds. Slate, which counts backers like Jeff Bezos and Guggenheim's Mark Walter as investors, has closed out its Series A ...

“What we’ve done is we’ve stepped back and surveyed multiple battery suppliers, and what we’re seeing is there are others in the industry that are pulling back as well on their EV launch plans—so it’s ...