Pebble Flow travel trailer is designed for EV towing

The Pebble Flow has an onboard high-voltage battery with 45 kWh capacity and two electric motors. That much energy storage is enough to back up a large home or to power off-grid living in the Pebble Flow for a whole week. The trailer can be charged over L1 and L2 over J1772, 1 kW of solar on the roof, and even DC fast-charged over CCS. In addition, there is a NEMA 14-50 outlet behind the charging door for L2 output to an EV charger or house backup power.
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[@LevinAbram]

Thank you best video I've seen for pebble all my question answers

[@thomas6502]

Really cool. Thank you!

[@darinbrazil5496]

Are these actually going to be manufactured or is this just a fundraising prototype?

[@davidmonnette1578]

Where is the RV built and will it have the RVIA Certification as other RVs required in the US? Also concerned about warranty work if I was to purchase. Thanks🤠

[@buckshot5896]

The RVIA seal is useless, 90% of rv’s wouldn’t pass. Anything under $70k has worst plumbing, electrical, and construction quality. There’s a reason airstream’s are over a $100k. I’ve been trying to find a 26-30 ft couples trailer that is made good. All I’m finding is junk, I’m an electrician and sales guys hate me because I’m looking at how it’s built instead of bells and whistles. Plus if they don’t offer a warranty it would still be better than current rv manufactures and dealers. Service is horrible on rv’s. I’d rather them just ship me the parts and I can fix myself