“Electrify Your Getaway: The Revolutionary Pebble Flow EV Travel Trailer Experience”

**Silence of the Campsite: New Electric RV Promises Quiet Glamping**

One of the greatest 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 generator. Pebble, a California-based company, is building a new travel trailer, and they’re hoping their electric RV, the Pebble Flow, can bring some quiet to the glamping life.

The Pebble Flow is a travel trailer with a big ol’ battery in its floor. It can run the lights, shower, heating, and air-conditioning, and anything else you might want to use power for out in the woods. The battery also powers a towing assist feature, so the Flow can give itself an extra push when you tow it down the road, easing the burden on the vehicle you’re using to haul the camper.

The Flow is powered by a 45-kWh lithium-ion battery built into the floor of the camper. This is slightly smaller than the batteries built into compact EVs currently on the market, and about half the size of the auto industry’s largest EV batteries. Pebble says the battery can power the interior systems for up to seven days on a full charge. A set of 1-kW solar panels built into the roof can juice the battery part of the way back up while you’re on the road, and regenerative charging kicks in during towing.

The Flow is not an E-RV in the sense that it can function as a vehicle on its own. You’ll need another rig to tow it anywhere. Pebble says that while towing with a hybrid or gas engine vehicle is probably going to get you farther, you can tow it with another EV. The 25-foot trailer weighs 6,200 pounds loaded up with all the options, so it will take some muscle to move it. The company shows the Flow being towed by a Cybertruck on their website.

Pebble has a feature it calls Magic Hitch that lets you use the app to hook the Flow up to the trailer hitch on your towing vehicle. Just guide it in with the controls on the screen, and when the Flow is close enough, hold a button and the hitch will use its attached camera to find the exact spot to hook on. Another feature, called InstaCamp, lets you park the trailer on an uneven surface and then press a button to have the camper level itself automatically.

For the experienced RV enthusiast, this may all seem like standard fare for a trailer that costs over a hundred grand. But what Pebble is hoping is that its EV-like add-ons make the Flow special. They claim the Flow can reduce noise pollution and carbon emissions, making the camping experience more enjoyable and sustainable.

Pebble is taking preorders for the Flow now, starting at $109,000, with the top-of-the-line model going for $135,500. Deliveries are expected to start in the first half of 2025.

**FAQs**

* What is the Pebble Flow?
The Pebble Flow is a new travel trailer from California-based company Pebble that is designed for electric luxury camping.
* How is it powered?
The Flow is powered by a 45-kWh lithium-ion battery built into the floor of the camper, which can power the interior systems for up to seven days on a full charge.
* Can I use the Flow as a vehicle?
No, the Flow is designed to be towed by another vehicle. However, it can be towed by another EV.
* What features does it have?
The Flow has features like Magic Hitch, which helps you hook up to the trailer hitch on your towing vehicle, and InstaCamp, which levels the camper automatically.
* How much does it cost?
The Flow is available for preorder starting at $109,000, with the top-of-the-line model going for $135,500.

**Conclusion**

The Pebble Flow is an intriguing new option for those looking for a luxury camping experience with the added benefit of sustainability. While it may not be the most affordable option on the market, its EV-like features and sustainable design could make it a game-changer for the industry. With preorders starting at $109,000, this is definitely a product that is designed for those with deep pockets. If you’re a serious camper with a love for the great outdoors, the Pebble Flow might be worth considering.