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Pebble surpasses 100 deliveries and 250,000 owner miles one year after deliveries began

28.07.2026 15:53 1 min 1 source
WebWire ISL
Pebble surpasses 100 deliveries and 250,000 owner miles one year after deliveries began
Original source: WebWire

Pebble announced it has delivered over 100 Pebble Flow travel trailers in the US one year after customer deliveries started. Owners have collectively traveled more than 250,000 miles. The company released an over-the-air update with boondocking mode and surround-view cameras based on customer feedback. Over 50% of customers are first-time RV owners.

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Pebble surpasses 100 deliveries and 250,000 owner miles one year after deliveries began

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