If Star Trek had a camping trailer, it would probably look a lot like this.
But there’s more than just Space Age aesthetics to the all-electric travel trailer announced last week by startup Pebble. The company aims to remove many of the “hassles” from the RV experience. Those include “insufficient energy storage, outdated tech and designs, poor towing experience, high fuel costs, and constant maintenance and safety issues,” company founder Bingrui Yang wrote on Medium.
The Flow claims to address these problems through several key features, like a motorized self-propulsion system for assisting the tow vehicle. It’s also got automated parking and hitching. Auto-leveling stabilizers and other features can be activated at the push of a button, making it ready for camping or moving in seconds, according to a press release.
“We know that for so many people, RVing is no longer just a vacation. It’s a lifestyle,” Yang wrote. “We’re here to make that lifestyle more accessible.”
Pebble Flow: Features


