Pebble has delivered more than 100 Pebble Flow all-electric travel trailers to customers across the United States, and the fleet has collectively covered more than 250,000 miles. The milestone comes three years after the Fremont, California company emerged from stealth and one year after customer deliveries began. Alongside the delivery figure, Pebble is releasing two new features to owners this week through an over-the-air update: a Boondocking Mode power-management suite and a surround-view camera function.
Highlights
- More than 100 Pebble Flow trailers delivered in the U.S.; fleet mileage exceeds 250,000 miles
- New Boondocking Mode adds an automatic shutoff timer, an Energy Meter tab, and HVAC Eco Mode
- Surround-view camera access differs by trim, with Founders Edition getting all four sides
- Company owner survey scored the trailer 4.6 out of 5 for simplifying RV travel and 4.8 out of 5 for towing and setup confidence
Deliveries Build Through the First Year
Pebble says production and deliveries continue to grow, with additional owners taking delivery each week. The company describes that expanding fleet as a data source, feeding real-world usage and customer feedback into engineering work that it says is combined with AI to refine the product through OTA updates.
“The Pebble Flow started as a bold idea to reimagine a legacy industry. Three years later, more than 100 customers are experiencing a new way to RV,” said Bingrui Yang, founder and CEO of Pebble. “We’ve moved beyond that first build. This milestone reflects the work of our team and the early customers who believed in something new. Every mile our owners travel helps us improve the Flow, and every future customer benefits from what we learn.”
What Does the New OTA Update Add?
Boondocking Mode targets off-grid campers, which Pebble identifies as a core customer segment. Through the Pebble app, owners can set an automatic timer that shuts off lighting, appliances, and outlets to conserve energy. A new Energy Meter tab displays real-time power consumption by category, solar generation, and other energy data. HVAC Eco Mode runs climate control only when the cabin drifts outside an adjustable comfort range.
Surround View Cameras brings live camera streams into the Pebble app on the provided iPad over the existing direct Wi-Fi connection. Owners can use the views to watch for objects while towing or monitor the trailer while parked. Access depends on trim level.
| Trim | Camera views | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Founders Edition | All four sides, plus a combined view showing them at once | Included in this update |
| Magic Pack | Rear-facing view | Additional sides unlockable later this year |
The update follows Scout AI, an assistant Pebble introduced earlier this year that provides guidance on Flow operation, troubleshooting support, and information about onboard systems.
Hardware and Software Under One Roof
Pebble built the Flow as an integrated hardware and software platform, with a connected architecture that lets the company add features and adjust performance remotely — the software-defined vehicle model applied to travel trailers. The company draws its operations staff from Silicon Valley employers including Tesla and Apple.
“Our strength as a team is that we are managing hardware and software under one roof. When we encounter issues, we can fix them fast. That is something the RV industry has never experienced before,” said Stefan Solyom, CTO of Pebble. “We’re energized by accelerating manufacturing and getting more customers on the road. The Pebble Flow that our newest customers receive is dramatically improved from the earliest units, and with more OTA updates and deeper AI integration, it will only get better from here.”
Who Is Buying, and How Often They Use It
More than 50% of Pebble customers self-reported never having owned an RV before. In the company’s latest owner survey, customers rated the Flow 4.6 out of 5 for making RV travel feel simpler and 4.8 out of 5 for confidence during towing and campsite setup.
Pebble says some owners use the Flow up to four times more often than a typical RV owner uses a conventional trailer. The company cites an owner who runs the trailer as a mobile office roughly two weeks a month while splitting time between Florida and Arizona, a Cybertruck owner covering close to 1,000 miles a month who reports towing about ten times more often than with his previous trailer, and a Nevada couple who tow behind a Cybertruck whenever conditions allow.
First Stay Rental Program
Pebble recently launched First Stay, a three-day, two-night rental program booked through Outdoorsy. Guests pick up a Flow at Pebble’s Fremont headquarters or request delivery to a driveway or campsite within 35 miles. Customers who place an order within 60 days of the Outdoorsy trip receive a purchase credit equal to the full nightly rate of the stay.
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