Slate Auto Partners with Crayola for Custom Vehicle Wraps

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EV startup Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, is partnering with Crayola to offer five custom vehicle wraps in signature Crayola colors.
The wraps cost $1,549.99 and include a matching key fob and dashboard art piece.
This marks Crayola's first automotive partnership.

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EV startup Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, is partnering with Crayola to offer five custom vehicle wraps in signature Crayola colors. The wraps cost $1,549.99 and include a matching key fob and dashboard art piece. This marks Crayola's first automotive partnership.

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