The smart caravan moves the boundaries of camping!

Finally, the wait is over and the pioneering startup “Pebble” has delivered its first series of revolutionary and all-electric caravans called “Pebble Flow” to early customers. This smart caravan that has the ability to connect and park automatically and offers a new definition of comfort in travel. (Newatlas)

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The outstanding feature of the Pebble Flow delivery models is the automatic drainage system of the sewage tank. This intelligent system completely automates the process of emptying the sewage tank, which has always been one of the main concerns of caravan owners. This technology starts with a macerating toilet that breaks down solids and makes the flow smoother. Then, the user just needs to connect the connected hose to the sewage outlet of the camp station and press the “Empty” button in the Pebble app. The system automatically empties the 68-liter tank and uses gray water (water from the shower and sink) for the final wash to save fresh water.

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Pebble Flow is not only limited to amenities. This 7.5-meter caravan is equipped with two electric motors that provide auxiliary propulsion with the “Active Tow Assist” system. This feature reduces the effective weight on the towing vehicle and helps to increase the range of motion, especially for electric vehicles.

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The real Pebble Flow magic happens when you park and connect. With the “Magic Hitch” system, the caravan automatically connects to the tow truck. In the camp, the driver can detach the caravan and park it in the tightest spaces like a remote control car with 360 degree rotation using the app. After parking, at the push of the InstaCamp button, the caravan will automatically level itself, open the entryway and turn on the air conditioning, ready to welcome you.

At the heart of the Pebble Flow is a 45kWh lithium battery that supplies all the energy needed, from motors to interior appliances. A 1.1kW solar panel on the roof also helps to continuously charge the battery, allowing for up to a week of off-grid living, according to the company’s estimates.

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Pebble Flow’s interior is also a combination of art and functionality. A lounge in the front that converts into a double bed, an office in the back that turns into a master bedroom at night when the bed is lowered, a modern bathroom with adjustable smart glass and a fully equipped kitchen, all designed for a comfortable life on the go. The first delivery of the Pebble Flow series is available with a base price of $175,000. Base models will also be available in the future for $109,500.

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