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Pebble starts serial deliveries of electric RV-robot Pebble Flow

05.07.2026 04:15 1 min 2 sources
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Pebble starts serial deliveries of electric RV-robot Pebble Flow
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In Brief

US startup Pebble has begun serial deliveries of the electric Pebble Flow trailer with a 45 kWh battery, dual motors, and Magic Hitch autonomous parking. Founder Yang Bingrui, a former Apple employee, calls the device a 'big robot'.

Pebble has announced the start of serial deliveries of its first product — the electric Pebble Flow trailer. The model is equipped with a 45 kWh battery and two electric motors.

Key features

  • Autonomous driving system: the trailer can maneuver independently in parking lots thanks to the Magic Hitch function, which includes automatic coupling and parking.
  • 'Big robot' concept: founder Yang Bingrui, formerly of Apple, says the company reimagined the caravan design, turning it from a passive trailer into a device with its own power system and computing platform.

The startup positions Pebble Flow as the world's first RV with autonomous driving and uses an approach similar to electric vehicle manufacturing.

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Pebble Founder on Building a Smart Motorhome Using Apple's Principles

05.02.2026 finance.sina.com.cn ZHO Original source

Pebble Flow: World's First Self-Propelled Electric Travel Trailer Enters Production

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