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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Slate Auto promotes vehicle customization through interchangeable wraps, offering a range of designs and the ability to change them whenever desired. The company highlights the flexibility and affordability of its wrap options, which start at around $500 for the wrap and $500 for installation. Slate Auto presents this as a unique alternative to traditional auto paint.

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CHOOSE A LOOK THAT’S YOURS — CHANGE IT WHENEVER.

Most automakers offer you six exterior color options and call it customization. They're usually just fine. Safe. Guaranteed to offend no one. They're also permanent. Auto paint is not something you undo — it covers every inch of the exterior, and it's there until someone charges you a few thousand dollars to change it.

Rather than pigeonhole you into the least boring parking lot neutral paint job, we scrapped the paint shop altogether — one of the key reasons we can deliver you a Blank Slate that starts at $24,950*.

A Slate wrap starts around $500 for the wrap itself and $500 for professional install. It goes on clean, offers a soon-to-be-unmatched level of customization, and comes off whenever you're ready for something new.

Slate itself is something new, and we have something for everyone.

DESIGN YOUR OWN SLATE TRUCK

*Pricing 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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