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Pebble Flow gets solar power for 2027
The electric travel trailer adds up to four kilowatts of solar panels and a power boost for towing.
In brief
The electric travel trailer adds up to four kilowatts of solar panels and a power boost for towing. Pebble Flow's 2027 update adds up to four kilowatts of solar panels and a fifty four horsepower towing assist, starting at one hundred fifty nine thousand dollars. Originally reported by Ars Technica.
Electric camping gets serious
Pebble Flow, an electric travel trailer introduced in 2025, is getting upgrades for 2027. The streamlined trailer runs on a forty five kilowatt hour LFP battery pack and can now recharge with up to four kilowatts of solar panels.
Solar setup adds portable power
Earlier Flows had an optional one point one kilowatt hour panel on the roof. The new kit adds another two kilowatt hours via four portable panels, which Pebble says should generate more electricity than you'll use in an average day of camping.
Battery does double duty
The LFP battery is bidirectional with an output of up to twelve kilowatts, so you can charge your EV in a pinch. It AC charges at up to six point six kilowatts and DC fast charges from zero to eighty percent in less than an hour.
In-wheel motors get a boost
The Flow's in-wheel electric motors help push the trailer while towing and can regeneratively brake, recapturing up to forty two kilowatts. For 2027, Pebble added a boost setting that provides fifty four horsepower of assistance rather than just easing the slack.
Self-parking trailer with app control
An Nvidia Orin processor and four surround cameras let the Flow see its hitch ball and couple itself automatically. You can use an iPad app to maneuver it remotely to your chosen site and even remotely activate the black water tank dumping process.
Premium pricing for the tech
The 2027 Pebble Flow starts at one hundred fifty nine thousand dollars for the Magic Pack or one hundred eighty nine thousand dollars for the Founders Edition, reflecting the cost of its advanced technology and automation features.
The short version
Pebble Flow's 2027 update adds up to four kilowatts of solar panels and a fifty four horsepower towing assist, starting at one hundred fifty nine thousand dollars.
