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| RANGE FOR REAL LIFE. |
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| Did we mention we boosted the Slate Truck’s estimated driving range from 150 miles to up to 205 miles?1 |
| Sure, 205 miles isn’t the longest range in the game. But, for many people, it’s more than what they need each day. For example, at our projected 205 miles of range, a fully charged Slate could get you (depending upon driving conditions) from: |
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NYC to Boston — with some miles left to find parking.
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LA to San Diego. Twice. With miles to spare for traffic you’ll definitely hit.
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DC to Philadelphia — with plenty extra range for sightseeing.
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San Jose to Sonoma — a scenic trip to wine country with dozens of miles to explore.
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Warsaw, Indiana to Chicago — with enough extra miles to find the best pizza (tavern style, of course).
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| Fun fact: Most Americans drive 33 miles a day.2 At that rate, you may only need to charge 1-2x a week. Check your own odometer. You might be surprised. |
| And the best part? The extra range doesn’t come with an extra price tag. The Blank Slate, now with a projected 205 miles of range, is still $24,950.3 |
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| 1 Projected range is for the Blank Slate Truck and is an estimate by Slate based upon an EPA test cycle. Official EPA estimated range will be provided when available. Vehicle ranges vary with temperature, driving habits, accessories, charging and battery conditions. The Slate Truck is in preproduction and features, specifications, and availability are subject to change without notice. |
| 2 Kelley Blue Book estimate based on Jul. 2025 commuter statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA): https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/average-miles-driven-per-year/
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| 3 $24,950 starting price excludes taxes, title, license, registration, governmental fees, destination charges ($1,450), documentation fees, and any optional equipment. State and local incentives may also be available |
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