Pebble, a startup founded by Bingrui Yang to revolutionize the RV industry with electrification and automation, unveiled its production-ready all-electric travel trailer, the Pebble Flow, at CES 2025.
The 25-foot travel trailer, priced at $109,500, will be built at Pebble’s new factory in Fremont, California. It is designed for up to four people and comes with a 45 kWh lithium-ion phosphate battery, 1 kW of rooftop solar, AC and DC charging, and regenerative charging while towing.
Pebble is offering several versions of the Pebble Flow, including a limited-edition Founders Edition priced at $175,000 with all upgrades and a custom color. An upgraded version with a dual-motor drivetrain, known as the “magic pack,” is available for $135,000, providing added propulsion to preserve towing range and improve fuel economy for gas-powered vehicles.
The trailer features several automated functions, including a remote-control hitch via an app, as well as sensors and Nvidia’s Drive Orin for advanced towing assistance.
Feedback from the Pebble community, including RV enthusiasts and digital nomads, helped shape the design, resulting in aerodynamic improvements, a redesigned kitchen, and additional windows. Production is set to begin early in 2025, with deliveries expected in spring 2025.
