- Reports suggest Slate's compact electric pickup could start around $25,000, with an unconfirmed high-roof cargo kit adding roughly $3,000.
- The taller "high-boy" kit is described as creating a continuous roofline and extra interior height.
- Sources say Slate may sell the topper to retail buyers and fleets.
Slate Auto has not officially detailed its cheapest enclosed work van yet. At a recent Portland ride-along event, Fleet Business Development and Government Sales Lead Christian Kreipke reportedly described a high-roof cargo topper in development for the compact electric pickup and presented it as a possible future retail option.
