How Trump helped China make America’s cheapest electric vehicle0

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• July 6, 2026

Everyone is worried about affordability right now, including companies that make cars. Especially companies that make electric cars, which cost an average of $55,000. That makes America’s newest and cheapest electric truck a welcome, and somewhat strange, addition to the market. Officially unveiled last week, Michigan-based automaker Slate’s small modular offering costs just under $25,000