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Is that link safe? I clicked on it and it told me I need to sign in. I am already signed into Facebook. Why would that link want me to sign in again?

Another choice could be the new Scout in 2027. It will be made by VW, and use some Rivian electrical parts, possibly more. It has a 350 mile range on battery, but you can get the Harvester model with a gas powered generator to get a 500 mile range. It is a larger vehicle similar size to Rivian...

The Level 1 and Level 2 NACS charger may look something like this from Lectron. It has two separate plugs.

I was wondering about the charge cord Slate shows and says is included. It only has a 120 volt plug. Is there another 240 volt plug that is also included but not shown? Maybe an end you can change but not shown. You can't get level 2 charging from 120 volt, correct? Slate says everything is...

We have a Leer shell on an old Ford F-150. The back window has 2 latches that you turn, then lock. You have to open the glass before you open the tailgate, since the glass seals on the outside. I was wondering if the Slate might have the glass on the inside of the tailgate. If you notice there...

Does anyone else have trouble getting repairpal to find their shops? I put in my city, state and zip code, and a make of car, and it doesn't show any locations. I even zoomed out and don't see anything in the US. Does it only show a certain distance? I had never heard of them.

. I think what you are seeing is part of the tent.

I was wondering about battery operating temperature. https://www.laserax.com/blog/ev-battery-cooling#:~:text=They%20are%20designed%20to%20operate%20at%20ambient%20temperature%2C%20which%20is%20between%2068%C2%B0F%20and%2077%C2%B0F%20%2820%C2%B0C%20and%2025%C2%B0C%29.

By the time the Slate goes into production in 13 months or so, they may have a completely different battery than they have now. Hopefully it is cheaper, to reduce the total cost.

These clips are almost too quick to watch! Sometimes it seems like 4 scenes per second.

I was trying to reply to Sodamo's post about the sunroof on the rear section. It didn't copy the quote. I've tried to fix it.

Sodamo ---- "are you sure it is a sunroof - transparent panel? I was under the impression it was just a removable panel, not transparent.' The pictures I've seen, the rear removable panel is solid, not transparent.

This was shown before the official release date of 4/24/25. I thought they were going to release the slant back as a cargo top too. This could just be wrapped over the glass, I don’t know. Someone even mentioned the rear window on the slant back doesn’t open. I don’t know about that either.

But the tires don't last as long. https://www.autoblog.com/news/stop-babying-your-ev-hard-acceleration-actually-extends-battery-life-by-195k-miles

The cargo topper probably wouldn't have the sunroof either. The picture shows it with a roof rack. I think they should offer it with side windows, like a typical camper shell.

This was one of the first videos of the Slate being assembled. There are several shown without body panels.

The green one at a recent show had windows in the doors. You can see light reflections in the glass. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19mGb8LSkY/

The one I posted above is the closest body style I could find. I think it is a Ford. I have no clue how to alter pictures.

This wood be a nice wrap. 😀