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Considering the location of the plant and the simplicity of the Slate, I’ve been wondering if some Amish might be be involved in the manufacturing. I’ve seen electric fireplaces marketed as Amish built.

I was, but I sure wasn’t posting on the internet then lol.

I’m in Indiana right now and I had forgotten how badly the steel body panels rust through where they salt the roads. I suppose that’s another win for Slate so long as whatever holding the panels on won’t rust. No, I didn’t have time to go to Warsaw.

Wrapping it and putting in a good stereo.

10 mm? I haven’t owned an American vehicle built after 1985. Do they use metric now?

I would say it depends on how (if?) it arrives from the supplier. Everything pre-assembled counts as one. That’s how it works at the factory I work at, but I will not claim to be an expert in the automotive industry.

When they say 600 parts, I hear 600 assemblies.

Been waking up to this clock radio for over 4 decades.

“Modern mores” or modern Moors?” I guess they meant the former since the truck will not be available on the Iberian peninsula. JK

That’s not a discipline I’m familiar with, but I’m just a simple aerospace engineer.

Nice Slate coffee

Average daily mileage is 20-30. Plan on level 1 charging with the small battery.

I’m 6’2” and measured 6” of extra headroom when I sat in a slate.

And here I thought I had settled this when I took my tape measure to the Space Needle event.

I might have seen some of those things get broken at the Space Needle event. I got to sit in it (spacious) and asked permission to touch anything (sometimes yes, sometimes no). Not everyone was so respectful.

I don’t know where, but somewhere on this forum it’s posted that Slate plans to let all reservation holders take a test drive once they’re ready.

The news feed on my phone had an article 5 days after leaving stealth mode. Wasn’t looking for a vehicle, but preordered that day.

Website just added a metal sign. Bought one for my garage to go next to my Studebaker one. (South Bend native)

Only two cuts. That’s the best short video they’ve produced. :p