Didn’t they say it would be precut and around $500. You could keep the backing to use as a pattern for the next wrap. I assume buying a roll would be less expensive than precuts.
These videos are fine and dandy. But it’s time to learn something new. Just rehashing the original story is getting old. I try to watch the videos on YouTube but they are just a different face telling the same story too. Please tell us something new.
I remember probably 50 years ago people talking about factory deliveries. But it doesn’t surprise me that has ended. Maybe it was just a myth. But why would you need licensing agencies? I am a big boy I can go to the DMV buy my tags, pay the taxes and show up at the factory with tag in hand...
I’ve found that the seats in a lot of newer vehicles are not as comfortable as in the years past. We had a 2011 Ford Edge and the seats were so much more comfortable than anything we could find. So I imagine the slate seats will be just about like any other newer vehicle.
What I see is a “want-a-be“ pickup like the Hyundai. It would be okay for groceries or a run to the feed store. Definitely not hauling furniture home.
Of course my wish list will be modified once the pricing is released. I just hope it doesn’t get to expensive and I have to reconsider the whole idea. Can’t commit to the unknown.
Extended battery
Wrapped first Fiat color (free range egg yoke orange)
Lift kit
Center console
Slate decal down...
Historicaly the next year model is released in October. there are some that have been released as early as July. So if the start delivering in October it will be called a 2027 not a fourth quarter 2026.
I’ll bring my own once I have all of the required sales paperwork. I’ll just need the proper red tape papers and I’ll be on my way. I’ve driven from central Florida to northern Tennessee without any tag at all. I purchased the truck on eBay, caught flight down and drove it back home.
What are the chances of a solid state battery being introduced in the Slate truck? I watched a video that Toyota will be introducing production vehicles about the same time Slates start hitting the road. They will charge in 15-20 minutes and have up too a 1000 mile range.
It sounds like the modules will be out sourced and assembled in their Warsaw plant. I come from a refrigeration background and one manufacturer didn’t actually make their parts. They outsource everything and assembled it in their factory. For the longest time the only thing they made was...