Slate Auto FAQ: your questions answered
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Slate Auto FAQ: your questions answered
"Slate is clearly a vehicle built for everyday utility, with no priority on heavy towing or cargo."
"The manufacturing will take place in a former printing facility, hoping to employ 2,000 workers with 150,000 annual vehicle production."
The Slate vehicle is designed primarily for everyday utility, rather than heavy towing capabilities, differentiating it from competitors like the Ford Maverick and F-150. While towing can greatly affect efficiency, especially for electric vehicles, Slate intends to provide an accessible alternative in the market. The manufacturing will be held in a repurposed printing facility in Warsaw, Indiana, with plans to hire around 2,000 workers and achieve a production target of 150,000 vehicles annually, providing opportunities for local employment and economic growth.
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