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Slate Truck Price Allegedly Leaked By Slate's Own Website, And It's Not Bad · NabkaNews

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Slate Truck Price Allegedly Leaked By Slate's Own Website, And It's Not Bad

CarBuzz·Jun 17

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Slate's website may have inadvertently revealed the price of its electric truck. The reported price is $24,950, although it is unclear if this is confirmed or an error. Some outlets suggest the leak may have been intentional as a marketing strategy, while others report it as an accidental reveal ahead of a planned announcement.

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Slate May Have Accidentally Leaked the Price for Its Electric Truck On Its Own Website

Car and Driver·Jun 18

Is the Slate Pickup Really Priced at $24,950?

MotorTrend·Jun 17

Slate Truck Price Allegedly Leaked Before June 24th Announcement

GM Authority·Jun 18

Oops: Slate’s Website Accidentally Reveals What Its EV Truck Might Really Cost

Yahoo Autos·Jun 18

Slate’s Website May Have Spilled The $24,950 Price It Was Hiding

Carscoops·Jun 17

The Slate Truck Will Cost $24,950 According To An Apparent Website Mistake

The Autopian·Jun 17

Slate's Website Leak Confirms Electric Truck Pricing

HotCars·Jun 24

I Think Slate's "Accidental Price Leak" Was Not an Accident, But May Have Been Genius Marketing

Torque News·Jun 18

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