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Pebble

“Where Home Meets the Road”

1 model · Fremont, CA · since 2022
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About Pebble

Pebble (Pebble Mobility Inc.) is a California-based startup that designs and builds the Pebble Flow, an all-electric, semi-autonomous travel trailer with integrated solar charging, an active dual-motor tow-assist system, and app-based remote control. The company was founded in 2022 by Bingrui Yang, a former Apple iPhone hardware lead who also worked on autonomous vehicles at Cruise and Zoox, and builds the Flow at a 60,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Fremont, California. Pebble began production of the Flow in 2025 and delivers direct to customers rather than through a dealer network.

How they build

Pebble's stated vision is "a world where home can be anywhere you want to take it," building RVs by combining advanced automotive and consumer-electronics technology with a goal of making RVing as simple to use as an iPhone.

  • All-electric travel trailer
  • Active dual-motor tow assist
  • Integrated solar charging
  • App-controlled Magic Hitch
  • iPhone-like control interface

Milestones

  1. 2022Bingrui Yang founds Pebble Mobility
  2. 2023Unveils the Pebble Flow electric travel trailer and opens pre-orders
  3. 2025Starts production and begins first customer deliveries of the Pebble Flow from its 60,000 sq ft Fremont, CA facility
  4. 2026Introduces the Scout AI feature and a companion iPhone app

The lineup

Travel Trailer

1 model

Company reviews

Updated 28 Jul 2026
2.6
5 reviews

This is the Google rating for Pebble Mobility's business location — the offices and factory, not the RVs they build. Reviews there often come from employees, visitors and job applicants, so read it as a signal about the company, not the coach.

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Safety recalls

We haven't been able to check NHTSA records for Pebble yet.

Source: NHTSA, the authoritative record. Recalls listed here cover the coach only — motorhome chassis recalls are filed separately by the chassis maker.