16 Products From Women Designers You Need to Know
Women are sometimes put in charge of the interiors or the materials, but few get to shape the whole look of a vehicle. As head of design at the EV-maker Slate, Johnson does. The pickup truck version of its EV starts at just under $25,000, making it the cheapest pickup on sale in the US, electric or not.
- ▪Women are sometimes put in charge of the interiors or the materials, but few get to shape the whole look of a vehicle.
- ▪As head of design at the EV-maker Slate, Johnson does.
- ▪The pickup truck version of its EV starts at just under $25,000, making it the cheapest pickup on sale in the US, electric or not.
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Chris HaslamJeremy WhiteGearSep 25, 2026 6:00 AM16 Products You Need to Know That Were Designed by or for WomenFrom electric trucks to health trackers, women designers are guiding consumer tech to a better place.Courtesy of Ernie Ball Music Man; Circular; Vacheron Constantin; Natural Cycles; Liv; IDACommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storySlate Auto Fastback SUVPhotograph: Joyce LeeTisha Johnson is a rarity in the car world: an automotive design leader who is not a man. Women are sometimes put in charge of the interiors or the materials, but few get to shape the whole look of a vehicle. As head of design at the EV-maker Slate, Johnson does.
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