Pebble, a California-based startup “defining a new way to work, live and explore from anywhere,” will be showcasing its new flagship product at CES, an annual trade show hosted by the Consumer Technology Association.
The Pebble Flow is a 100% electric, semi-autonomous travel trailer that features a dual-motor active propulsion assist system that enables the Pebble Flow to propel itself for a safe and effortless towing experience for both gas and electric vehicles. The dual-motor drivetrain, with advanced computer vision and robotics software, allows for automatic hitching to the tow vehicle and remote-controlled parking and maneuvering, navigating into tight spots once it’s unhooked from the hitch, the company said.
“It’s like a smart home on wheels – integrating total control of the RV experience through the Pebble App. On it, users can not only manage the above tech features with the push of a button but also interior features like lighting, temperature and door locks as well as status monitoring of water tank levels, energy consumption and battery state of charge. The Pebble Flow is also equipped with an efficient and quiet HVAC system and is plug-and-play ready for Starlink, ensuring digital nomads stay connected and comfortable no matter where the journey takes them,” Pebble said.
Many features are dual-purpose, like the Room Flip with a retractable Murphy bed that will allow for a transition from leisure time to work time in a matter of seconds, or the removable induction cooktop for inside or outdoor cooking.
Developed by Apple, Tesla, Rivian, Zoox and Volvo veterans, the Pebble Flow aims to bring the ease of use of an iPhone to the RVing experience, it said.
The Pebble Flow has a starting price of $109,000 and is expected to ship by the end of 2024. Preorders are available at pebblelife.com/preorder with a $500 fully refundable deposit.
