The Slate Truck Will Get Tesla Supercharger Access

Slate truck customers will be able to use Tesla's vast Supercharger network to fill up their little electric trucks.

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Tim Levin

By: Tim Levin

Oct 28, 2025 at 11:39am ET

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The Slate truck will be able to charge at Tesla Superchargers, the startup announced on Tuesday.

And, since it comes from the factory with the Tesla-style North American Charging Standard (NACS) port, owners will be able to plug in without a dongle. What's more, the Slate's NACS port is situated at the driver's side rear of the truck—just like in a Tesla—so drivers will be able to park normally.

The Slate truck has a Tesla NACS port in the correct location for Superchargers.

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Slate is among the latest in a long line of automakers that have adopted the NACS port and struck deals for access to the Supercharger network, the most widespread and reliable fast-charging provider in the U.S. Superchargers used to be exclusive to Tesla owners, but the company has gradually opened a large portion of them up to drivers of other vehicles.

With 120 kW charging and a base range of 150 miles (upgradeable to 240), the Slate is not exactly poised to be a road-tripping champion. So it's tough to say how often owners will hit up Superchargers or other fast-charging stations. It's more of an around-town vehicle that I'd imagine most people will charge at home.

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Still, access to Supercharger should make owning a Slate a bit more hassle-free. Because more charging options are always better.

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