Holy crap, coming out from behind a potted plant is next level commitment to the bit
franz-xaver_scheel4 weeks ago
the 3d printer guys are going to go nuts with this
D
daniel.cantu4 weeks ago
Just accepted my job offer at Slate production in Warsaw and I'm so freakin' excited to be building these things!
keith_davis4 weeks ago
Insurance: is it a Truck or SUV? Customer: I know right!?
irene.humphries4 weeks ago
I really want this to succeed. This feels like the modern US version of the Japanese Kei trucks with tons of modularity which makes it even better.
dustin_olsen4 weeks ago
This is probably the closest we will get to an open source car. What an awesome idea
dagmarcascade314 weeks ago
Indoor bush intro wasn't on my bingo card this year 💀
jessedavenport8534 weeks ago
I really want this company to succeed. I love the idea of picking and choosing your upgrades. Plus I want one of these trucks for weekend work. I'm not a contractor but I am a DIYer and a full size pickup is not in the budget.
michelle_bryan4 weeks ago
This feels like it could be the 'Framework' of the car industry, which would be sick and is kinda needed in the electric card world.
thibaultpixel544 weeks ago
If this takes off (and i hope it does) the amount of aftermarket accessories & parts will be INSANE!
T
tammy_white4 weeks ago
"My test driver" Literally Chris Barman, President of Vehicles at Slate Auto
E
eshana.modi4 weeks ago
This truck will do 95% of hauling people think they need a "full size" truck for. Edit: people are either not getting the purpose of the truck, or are the typical "I haul a jetski/gardening tools once a year so I need a proper truck" - be honest with yourself, 99% of the time you don't do jack shit and will do much better borrowing or renting a "proper truck" once a year when you actually do need the capability.
micheal.turner4 weeks ago
Love the idea that repairing a panel that gets dented or in an accident is just a few easily accessible screws away.
R
rodrigo.mendes4 weeks ago
Bringing back that 90's Japanese simplicity and cross compatibility. I love it.
E
eloisa.cardenas4 weeks ago
EV with manual opening windows? That is truly the best of both worlds.
N
nermin.täsche4 weeks ago
Reminds me of the simple compact trucks of the 1980s
S
suzanneshadow593 weeks, 6 days ago
I gotta admit, there's something charming about the design looking like how I drew trucks in gradeschool.
C
carol_atkinson4 weeks ago
Imagine getting one of these and then having a family and then being able to add a whole row of seats. Literal game changer.
C
christina.lewis4 weeks ago
Buttons and dials for AC/Heating. I love it.
S
suzannelloyd4764 weeks ago
I secured my pre-order. Staying a truck (no SUV kit or anything) but with a good chunk of the accessories and upgrades it comes out to right around 27k. Pretty happy with that price.
Holy crap, coming out from behind a potted plant is next level commitment to the bit
the 3d printer guys are going to go nuts with this
Just accepted my job offer at Slate production in Warsaw and I'm so freakin' excited to be building these things!
Insurance: is it a Truck or SUV? Customer: I know right!?
I really want this to succeed. This feels like the modern US version of the Japanese Kei trucks with tons of modularity which makes it even better.
This is probably the closest we will get to an open source car. What an awesome idea
Indoor bush intro wasn't on my bingo card this year 💀
I really want this company to succeed. I love the idea of picking and choosing your upgrades. Plus I want one of these trucks for weekend work. I'm not a contractor but I am a DIYer and a full size pickup is not in the budget.
This feels like it could be the 'Framework' of the car industry, which would be sick and is kinda needed in the electric card world.
If this takes off (and i hope it does) the amount of aftermarket accessories & parts will be INSANE!
"My test driver" Literally Chris Barman, President of Vehicles at Slate Auto
This truck will do 95% of hauling people think they need a "full size" truck for. Edit: people are either not getting the purpose of the truck, or are the typical "I haul a jetski/gardening tools once a year so I need a proper truck" - be honest with yourself, 99% of the time you don't do jack shit and will do much better borrowing or renting a "proper truck" once a year when you actually do need the capability.
Love the idea that repairing a panel that gets dented or in an accident is just a few easily accessible screws away.
Bringing back that 90's Japanese simplicity and cross compatibility. I love it.
EV with manual opening windows? That is truly the best of both worlds.
Reminds me of the simple compact trucks of the 1980s
I gotta admit, there's something charming about the design looking like how I drew trucks in gradeschool.
Imagine getting one of these and then having a family and then being able to add a whole row of seats. Literal game changer.
Buttons and dials for AC/Heating. I love it.
I secured my pre-order. Staying a truck (no SUV kit or anything) but with a good chunk of the accessories and upgrades it comes out to right around 27k. Pretty happy with that price.