Former Tesla/Apple Exec Builds THE Electric RV : Pebble Flow 

Dang this is so cool!

Can’t Wait To See The Final Product When They Are Done. Looking To Pre-Order Soon. I Have Many Uses For The All Purpose RV For The Future.

Interesting. I wonder if the windows and walls are properly insulated? Having travelled a lot in our current commercially built camper van and having built my own long ago, I have learned that the number one factor for comfort and convenience is good insulation. Poorly insulated walls and single pane windows will guarantee that your living space is usually too hot or too cold, not to mention noisy... so I hope these developers, who seem to be good engineers, have thought of that.

Looks like the rear will hit the ground every time you start an incline. 25 feet just seems too long for a single axle - would be better if it had dual axle or was shorter.

Great coverage Kim Java!

This is pretty sick! I look forward to seeing more on this for sure.

Great in-depth look, Kim 👍 As someone who does a lot of camping and outdoor adventures, this is probably the product I’m most excited for. Perfectly compliments the Cybertruck which can charge both ways to help top off. Fingers crossed they start deliveries on-time later this year.

I love this product. They should offer a version with a polished aluminum exterior to rival airstreams. Those are hugely successful and maintain their resale value decades later.

Hi Kim. You’ve been hands on with both the Lightship L1 and the Pebble Flow. Wondering if you can weigh in on something. I have a reservation on both. I’ve been told recently by execs at Lightship that they plan to put the charge port for the L1 at the front of the RV, in the tongue box. The charge port for the Pebble Flow is in the back of the RV. Charging the travel trailer while traveling will be of critical importance since I’ll be towing it with my Cybertruck, so I would be aiming to charge at Tesla superchargers. I believe there is a major design flaw in the L1 when it comes to charging on the road. If I pull up to a supercharger, I need to back my Cybertruck into a stall, meaning I need to drop the L1 in order to do so. Once I drop it, it won’t move until I reconnect it. With the charge port in the front, that would mean it would be impossible to charge the L1 at a supercharger, unless there is a pull through stall (low likelihood) or I take up almost all the spaces by parking parallel to all the chargers (which is not an option for me as I am a long time Tesla driver and this would be a BS move). The Pebble solves this by either (1) backing the trailer into the spot, plugging it in, disconnecting the truck, and then pulling the truck into it’s own spot; or (2) using the magic hitch to direct it to the charging spot. Do you think I’m missing something on the L1?

Price: $109,000 for the model that has NO motors, or $125,000 for the model that has 2 motors and the self-hitching program.

I was always afraid to get an tv but man this is amazing!!!!

Imagine listing a storage tunnel as something new for trailers.

pretty cool ! two more wheels and it becomes a caravan !

Great product for the Cybertruck considering it has bidirectional charging and is meant for exploring😄

Looks so cool! I wish a Model X could tow it but a Cybertruck would be great- especially since there’s not a ton of room if you instead fill up the bed with a camper…

AC Future has something too. This is a brand new electric RV start up that’s making the worlds first electric transformer house. This is a 20 foot small camper motorhome but when you’re out of campsite it expands to 29 feet long and the rear folds out 8 feet to make a bedroom, and then the kitchen wall slides out to expand the kitchen and create a shower in the bathroom. and then the wall that houses the sofa when driving extends out 8 feet to make a full size, living room and dining room with four person dining room table a physical prototype, will get unveiled in May

Whow, this is really neat! Love this. Wouldn't mind one of these in sunny South Africa where we camp out a lot!! Pretty Pleeeease?

Now all we need is a fully autonomous self driving hauling truck.

Great. This will encourage a bunch of people with no idea how to pull a trailer to not even bother learning. If you are too unskilled to back up to the hitch, you have no business trailering. Same with backing into the camping spot.

get the pebble on the double to the netherlands in europe and you will sell a lot of them for sure, as the netherlands is a caravan country thanks

As someone who's interested in living in the Pebble Flow or Lightship fulltime, a MUST-HAVE feature for me is if it's 4 season capable (how well is it insulated?) like Oliver Travel Trailers or Northern Lite truck campers. Also, maintenance/repairability. How easy is it to get at the electronics/battery for repairs or replacement?

I would like this in 16feet version .

Makes it easy for supercharging

Is the price point sustainable? At $110k and up I think most people will go with a regular family camper for $20-35k new.

Awesome !!!!

Amazing product but this thing cost a third of my house lol.

magic hitch repeat two times :P

Does the skylight above the bed tint, darken in any way or have a shade? I noticed that when the windows darkened, the skylight stayed the same. Great until you want to sleep in or keep additional heat out.

Wow. They did a great job. :)

Ìt needs to have an intergrated outside full length awning as you wont be sitting in a box all day. Where does the spare wheel fit? Does it have offroad suspension? Is it self-leveling? Does it have an outside hatch to empty toilet waste?

How long will the batteries last before needing to be replaced? How much will it cost?

very nice but too low ceiling for me (192cm)... only 6vm more is not very airy but that is a problem for me in any of them

It’s all fun n games until you need service 😮

One question i would ask is if they are working with Sandy Munro?

Does the toilet have a bidet? I hope so.

Very interesting concept RV. Is there any plans for adding a ramp for easy access for a mobility scooter or a walker to enter the door?

Does the solar run the AC and for how long?

Can a model Y, S and X tow it?

What is the difference between this and the lightship

Some small new thing since they unveiled this but I'm still not a fan. This is not so RV based on my research on van/RV a year ago. The design feels like a portable office with huge shower because RV/van life involves a lot outdoor life/hobbies which this Pebble design restricts. The huge integrated battery and solar is commendable though-no RV/Van has yet to come up with that. Based on the price, they are targeting the Airstream buyer. I'm no expert but the Airstream still looks superior over this.

Can it charge a Tesla? So in theory unlimited range and free charging for life. You can charge at home from the RV to the car. Can it replace solar on your roof and supply power to the home during or even not during emergency?

Not perfect yet. It needs about 10kw of solar and a 1 or 2 kw wind turbine in order to charge the towing vehicle and the trailer while camping:)

It's pretty cool! Dunno which will prove the most popular, however: the Pebble Flow or the Lightship…? Are you gonna invest in one of these RVs, Kim? You're really gonna have to expand your garage, then! There's no way I could afford one, and will have to just stick with my extremely modest Lees-ure Lite camper.

45 kW doesn’t sound like a whole lot I mean yes it’s gonna be better than pulling a deadweight trailer as far as your range but it’s not gonna give you that much more as it has less than your EV. That’s gonna be towing it anyway.

Looks great other then price

This is kinda neat. I can't say I like the ability to make the bathroom glass(?) wall see through or not - it should just not be see through. I still say Tesla should create an RV. An actual, RV - a drivable, RV.

They definitely have the Tesla skill of taking things already invented, giving them a new name, and pretending they invented it.

At $109,000.00 who can afford it?

Timberwolf is so much cooler and cheaper… this is just overhyped and overpriced

that isnt an RV

Cool. Combines wretched excess and virtue signaling.

great concept. I love everything about except 1 thing: mileage of up to 200 miles is prohibitive for most RV-ers trying to get from point A to point B. This works for someone living in Los Angeles trying to get to the mountains maybe but not great for those of us that need to travel more than 300 miles. Do you think that will change in the future?

This will be my ADU.

Wow, those prices surprised me. Way better than expected. Love to see it!

This is my type of camper❤❤❤

I missed this at CES! I wanted to see it.

way too much money

Hopefully they will offer different colors and down the line o can see a larger version.

single axle? forget about it, it will go nowhere. The designers have no idea of how to live on the road.

Too heavy for a model y, so only Rivian/Cybertruck able to tow it as an ev? 🤔

Seems like a decent price for a complex product. I think they could make a version without batteries too

what is the range and will it be NACS compatible?

How much does it cost to replace the battery? Is there easy access to the battery and electrical? What is involved with expanding battery capacity/adding more batteries? How about adding more solar? Is the battery Lithium Iron Phosphate? Who manufactures the battery? Can you charge this on a Tesla charger? Can it plug in to 220v? or only 110? How many max amps will it pull?

Now do a small empty one

This is really cool! Can’t imagine what the pricing will be. Not attainable for most I bet.

Battery's are like people not to cold not to warm, in a cold winter nothing....and ++++++ better think 10x before you buy

E-trailer campers are designed by people who don't camp, it's a great idea but these people don't understand interiors in any way, for the price it should be waay better designed inside