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Jackery and Pebble have introduced the Self-Powered Package for the 2027 Pebble Flow electric travel trailer. The package adds up to 2 kW of solar and costs $4,000 USD.

Business Insider has published a selection of five portable power stations for use in motorhomes. The list includes the EcoFlow Delta 2, Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, Bluetti AC180P, Anker Solix C1000X and DJI Power 2000. The article notes that capacity, weight, charging speed and solar charging capability are key when choosing a device. Models with LiFePO4 batteries are considered more durable and safer. The material contains affiliate links.

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The article discusses using car camping as an alternative to evacuation shelters during disasters. It lists four benefits: the ability to lie down and rest, prepare simple meals using a portable power station and cassette stove, ensure privacy, and travel long distances. It recommends preparing three items in advance: a self-inflating car camping mat (8 cm thick, 190×65 cm unfolded, 22×65 cm folded, priced at 7,250 yen), a Jackery Portable Power Station 1000 New (1,070 Wh capacity, 10.8 kg, priced at 119,800 yen), and a LACITA EL BRIGHT 1 LED lantern (13,400 mAh battery, up to 72 hours of use, priced at 11,000 yen). It notes that rules for car camping during evacuations vary by local authority.

At the recent IFA in Berlin, Jackery presented three modular power stations: Explorer 1000 Plus v2, Explorer 2000 Plus v2, and Explorer 3600 Plus. The new generation is smaller and lighter than previous models: the Explorer 1000 Plus v2 is 44% smaller and weighs about 10.8 kg, the Explorer 2000 Plus v2 is 60% smaller and weighs 18.8 kg, and the Explorer 3600 Plus weighs 35 kg and has wheels and a telescopic handle. All use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells that retain 70% capacity after 6,000 cycles and support expansion with additional batteries. Sales start in mid-October, with pre-orders available on the manufacturer's online store.

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In a Reddit thread on r/RVLiving, a shopper asked for the highest-capacity portable power station they could trust for around $1,500 to use as a backup inside an RV. Commenters recommended brands like Bluetti, Jackery, Anker, and EcoFlow, while noting that lithium batteries degrade even when unused, especially if stored at zero charge. Examples included a Jackery 1000 running fans for over 24 hours after a hurricane and an Anker Solix C2000 handling short bursts from major appliances and lasting about two days under lighter use. Advice centered on sizing systems based on actual power needs and considering separate battery-and-inverter setups as an alternative to all-in-one units.

SlashGear compiled a list of 13 portable devices for car camping, including power stations, refrigerators, espresso machines, and flashlights. The selection includes the Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 at $460, the BougeRV 12V Car Fridge at $190, and the Noco Boost UltraSafe at $100. All items are available on Amazon.

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In 2026, the market for portable power stations for campers offers models with LFP batteries, output up to 2400 W, and fast charging. Selection criteria include capacity, power, battery type, charging speed, and weight. Recommended models include EcoFlow Delta 2, Bluetti AC200P, Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, and Anker PowerHouse 767.

After her divorce, Eva sold everything and converted a 2016 Chevrolet Express 3500 van into a motorhome named Betti for about €30,500. With a friend's help, she completed the main work in six weekends, including insulation, wiring, and a cab-to-living-area door. The total budget, including the van, reached around $35,000. The motorhome features 400W solar panels, two Jackery batteries, a kitchen with 68 liters of water, a fridge, Webasto heating, and a dry toilet.

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Post-pandemic camping gear demand in Germany moved to practical accessories: portable power stations, LED lights, folding furniture. Record 44.7 million overnight stays in 2025.

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Shohta Suzuki, a 30-year-old horse racing reporter who gave up permanent residence, has equipped a workspace in his kei camper 'Indy 727'. He uses rooftop solar panels for off-grid power, two Jackery portable power stations (1000W and 700W), and an extension table that serves for eating, working, and cooking. A battery-powered mobile monitor provides dual-display capability for up to 6 hours. Suzuki selects parking spots based on sunlight and free Wi-Fi (1.1 Mbps), enabling him to write race predictions without external power for up to three weeks.

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Gizmodo Japan has highlighted three items that improve the comfort of sleeping in a car. These include the Jackery SolarSaga 100 Prime portable solar panel for device charging, the SEIWA magnetic curtain for window privacy, and the Yamazen portable fridge-freezer. The solar panel mounts on a roof rack and charges a portable power station even while parked. The magnetic curtain installs without drilling and must be removed before driving. The fridge-freezer runs on household AC and a cigarette lighter socket, with a minimum temperature of -18 °C.

BLUETTI has launched the Charger 1, a 560W alternator charger compatible with 95% of portable power stations on the market. The device connects to a vehicle's alternator and charges six times faster than a standard 12V outlet. Unlike competitors, it works with devices from EcoFlow, Jackery, Anker, and other brands. The Charger 1 is available on the company's website and Amazon in the US, Europe, Japan, and Australia.

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A former Mercedes S-Class owner converted a Mitsubishi Delica Mini into a travel and leisure vehicle. It features a 10.2-inch monitor for playing Famicom games, Jackery and EcoFlow portable power stations, and a Lakudanii sleeping kit. Exterior upgrades include protective bumpers, a roof rack, and a ladder.

Chinese companies BLUETTI, EcoFlow, and Jackery have been identified as top suppliers of RV power solutions. The global RV market is projected to exceed 2.4 million units shipped annually by 2026. BLUETTI offers modular systems with 6,000-cycle life, EcoFlow provides smart ecosystems with 8,000W surge power, and Jackery targets entry-level users with portable units.

Jackery Australia has announced its End of Financial Year (EOFY) Sale, running from June 8 to July 4, 2026, with discounts of up to $3,000 on selected portable power stations and solar generator bundles. Models include the Explorer 1000 v2, Explorer 2000 Plus, and Explorer 600 Plus. An additional 5% off is available with promo code MARKETING5. The sale targets winter road trippers, caravan owners, and those needing backup power.

Jackery has unveiled a new series of portable solar power stations that are lighter and more compact than previous generations. The Cell-to-Body (CTB) technology reduces weight by over 30% and increases capacity by 59% at the same volume. The flagship Explorer 2000 v2 offers 2 kWh capacity at 17.5 kg, while the Explorer 1000 v2 (1.07 kWh) features a bidirectional inverter rated for 4,000 charge cycles. The lineup also includes SolarSaga panels with 25% efficiency and IP68 certification.

Business Insider tested foldable solar panels for motorhomes and selected five models that deliver their claimed power. The review includes Dokio 160W, EcoFlow 110W, EcoFlow 160W, Jackery SolarSaga 200W, and Anker Solix PS200. Actual energy output depends on cloud cover, tilt angle, and cell quality.

Promobil magazine tested 10 portable solar panels for motorhomes. The winner was the Jackery Solarsaga 200 W. Also, since June 1, Aldi Nord has offered the Adventuridge solar power bank for 19.99 euros.

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Jackery has released the portable power station 1500New with a capacity of 1536 Wh and output of 2000 W (peak 4000 W). The device is designed for use in motorhomes, camper vans, and caravans, as well as for emergency backup. It features a lithium iron phosphate battery, weighs 14.5 kg, and measures 33×22.1×24.2 cm. The price in Japan is 149,800 yen (about $1,000 USD), with discounts potentially lowering it to around 80,000 yen.

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Jackery has introduced the new portable power station 'Jackery ポータブル電源 1500 New'. With a capacity of 1536 Wh and an output of 2000 W (peak 4000 W), it is designed to power appliances in motorhomes, campervans, and during camping. The unit features USB Type-A, USB Type-C, AC, and car outlet ports, and supports up to 7 parallel solar panel connections. It weighs 14.5 kg and is priced at 149,800 yen.

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