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“Only a traditional key is planned” yet this was my answer when I asked about that.

Done

**Update** Slate just sent me a correction. It actually DOES NOT come with speakers after all. “We wanted to follow up and clarify an important detail from our previous message. It turns out we shared incorrect information regarding the audio system: the Slate does notcome standard with...

It’s marketed as a work truck? It’s an option to use this as a work truck. The same way that it’s an option to have those areas in other colors.

It does look great lowered. Might have to go aftermarket to get that look though. I tried to recreate it on their site but after lowering and changing wheels and tires, it doesn’t get as low as this rendering.

Same 😁

Yes. From Slate: “To clarify: while the frunk isn’t a built-in refrigerator, it is plastic-lined and includes a drain plug, so you could fill it with ice and use it as a cooler if you wanted to. Perfect for tailgates, camping trips, or just keeping your drinks cold on the go.”

Slate shared this story on instagram from @chefbae (whom I am unfamiliar with). In it, she mentions the frunk by claiming “it is one giant refrigerator”. Even when a commenter says “refrigerator frunk is a game changer”, she replies “yes it is”. Am I wrong by saying Slate did not say that this...

I’m not certain, but I’d think with no back wall of the cab and no cage, there would be some flex in the body that wouldn’t be good. I could me wrong, it’s just a guess.

I asked Slate if the extended range battery would be something I could add later… their response: “At this time, the extended range battery is not something that can be added after purchase. Due to the integration of the battery system into the Slate's chassis and electrical architecture, it...

Yes, but I guess if you don’t like the look to begin with, it just doesn’t matter

I asked Slate if the extended range battery would be something I could add later… “At this time, the extended range battery is not something that can be added after purchase. Due to the integration of the battery system into the Slate's chassis and electrical architecture, it needs to be...

I’m fine with it. I still would like a wrap, but when the time comes, I might rather save the money until I really want a change

I really hate that I’ll have to put a front license plate on this. Also, who do they have caring for these? Right side tires are clean and passenger side looks like they rubbed the curb all the way around.

A jailbroken car. Sounds fun lol. That’s not sarcasm either.

I agree they are very different, but it has definitely been debated here.

It is expected to start at under $27,500 before incentives, and with the federal EV tax credit, the price may drop to less than $20,000. So, yes, may or may not happen. This is just what’s expected so far.

That’s funny, she just replied to me as well about the kits. No confirmation as to wether or not the open air kit is just an SUV kit without the top.