I hope it has 2 inch receiver not for towing though

[B1050]

Putting a bike rack, cargo rack and especially a bed extender for longer cargo in the bed (long pieces of lumber) is a real benefit.

 

[cvollers]

Putting a bike rack, cargo rack and especially a bed extender for longer cargo in the bed (long pieces of lumber) is a real benefit.

Agreed.

 

[zipn]

2 inch Also required for cargo try / scooter wheelchair carriers.

 

[sodamo]

My Kawasaki Mule 4010 has. 2inch receiver, same type rear axel

 

[Doctors Do Little]

etrailer.com would undoubtedly have one worked out within days of Slate hitting the street!

 

[Luxrage]

I'd have to look at the Munro video again when they look at the underside of a Slate but I bet it has mounting points for a hitch. Wouldn't make sense not to include those from the start.

Update: I don't see anything but a suspicious square molded into the bumper. Bet that you'd have to cut that out to have the hitch stick out:

 

[RetiredOnPaper]

2 inch hitch is a must have, if only for just light towing and bike racks. Also fog lights, my eyes are not getting younger.

 

[Doctors Do Little]

A Class 1 hitch would work better. The Truck is rated for just 1,000 pounds towing.

Realizing that the Slate would only be useful as a mule to move my EMPTY 6x10' utility trailer from back of property to front...I guess most folks with existing add-ons could get the receiver adapters.