A night inside the Pebble Flow reveals a tech-packed electric caravan
The Pebble Flow is a $159,000 electric RV trailer designed to make towing and campsite living easier through features such as electric motors, solar panels and automated hitching. After spending nearly 24 hours in one at a campsite, the reviewer found it comfortable and was especially struck by how extensively technology is built into the experience.
The interior includes a convertible dinette, a queen-sized Murphy bed that doubles as a desk, and a bathroom with a separate shower. Smart-glass windows switch between clear and frosted for privacy, while an iPad Mini controls lighting, climate and other functions. The reviewer noted some drawbacks: the dinette table wobbled, the desk may be too narrow for an external monitor, and the water pump was noisy.
- The $159,000 Pebble Flow combines electric towing with a tech-filled RV interior.
- The reviewer found it comfortable for working, camping and sleeping.
- Smart glass and iPad controls impressed, while the water pump was loud.
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The Pebble Flow is an electric caravan trailer that costs $159,000. It aims to simplify towing and camping through features such as electric motors, solar panels and automated hitching systems.
Interest in electric vehicles has extended to recreational caravans used by camping enthusiasts and travellers. Campers have long sought vehicles that are easier to operate, cheaper to run, and more environmentally friendly than traditional fuel-powered models.
The Pebble Flow stands out for the extent of technology integrated throughout its interior. The windows switch between clear and frosted for privacy, an iPad controls the lighting and climate, and the space includes a convertible dining table and a bed that doubles as a desk.
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Originally published by Engadget as “What it’s like to spend a night in a Pebble Flow EV RV”.