California startup Pebble will use the 2023 Los Angeles auto show next month to launch its debut product, an electric travel trailer called the Flow. Similar in concept to the L1 from rival California ...

Silicon Valley has stepped in and done what the global RV industry has been struggling to do for years. Smart trailer startup Pebble has sent out the world's very first production self-propelled, self ...

With production starting soon and first deliveries expected this spring, the Pebble Flow looks to shake up the camper trailer market this year. The Flow camper is fully electric, includes loads of ...

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The Pebble Flow electric travel trailer is set to enter production early in 2025 The production-intent version of the Flow trailer debuted at the Consumer Electronics show The Pebble Flow costs ...

Pebble first showed its Flow electric travel trailer in 2023 The Pebble Flow is expected to enter production early this year The Pebble Flow costs $109,500 and comes with a 45-kwh LFP battery pack ...

Pebble is on a quest to take the struggle out of camping, and frankly, we're jealous of the future. Thanks to startup companies like Sunnyvale, California-based Pebble, our descendants will possibly ...

Three months after unveiling the production-intent design of its flagship Flow travel trailer, Pebble has commenced production in California. With Pebble Flow production now underway, the startup says ...

The future is electric, but can we say the same about travel trailers as well? We will soon, if California-based startup Pebble has anything to do with it. Here's the "next generation of all-electric ...

Just over a year after unveiling its flagship solar-electric travel trailer called the Flow, recreational mobility startup Pebble has revealed its updated production-intent design. We got a chance to ...

One of the great joys of camping is the silence. There’s nothing worse than getting out into the wilderness, away from society, and then hearing somebody one campsite over start up a loud, smelly gas ...