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Electric travel trailer Pebble Flow gets smartphone remote parking

17.07.2026 03:50 1 min 1 source РУС
m.thedrive.co.kr KOR

Startup Pebble has begun deliveries of the Pebble Flow electric travel trailer. The model with the Magic Pack feature starts at $132,500. The trailer features smartphone remote control, automatic hitch connection, and an electric propulsion system that reduces the burden on the towing vehicle. Over-the-air software updates are supported.

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