Slate Auto Revises EV Pricing After Federal Tax Credit Ends
Slate Auto removes ‘under $20,000’ EV pricing after Trump tax bill kills federal incentive. What it means for future buyers.
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Slate Auto Revises EV Pricing After Federal Tax Credit Ends Slate Auto EV Pricing Changes After Federal Tax Credit Ends Shoppers hoping to buy an affordable electric truck from Slate Auto may need to recalculate. The Jeff Bezos-backed EV startup has pulled back its promise of pricing the upcoming all-electric pickup truck at “under $20,000,” following the Trump administration’s decision to eliminate the federal EV tax credit. This $7,500 incentive had been key to reaching the affordable price point. With the tax credit scheduled to expire by September 2025, Slate Auto’s bold claim has quietly disappeared from its official channels—leaving many wondering what the real cost will be and what this means for the future of budget-friendly electric vehicles. Image Credits:Slate Auto Why the Federal EV Tax Credit Was Crucial to Slate Auto EV Pricing Slate Auto entered the electric vehicle market with one of the most aggressive pricing promises seen in the industry. Its plan to offer a customizable electric pickup for “under $20,000” was made possible only…