GoKawiilPebble adds 4 kW solar option to 2027 Flow electric camping trailer
Pebble is updating its all-electric Flow trailer for the 2027 model year with a larger solar charging option. The trailer's 45 kWh LFP battery can now be paired with up to 4 kW of solar panels, combining a roof-mounted panel with four additional portable panels, up from the earlier 1.1 kWh roof-only setup.
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Pebble says the expanded solar array should generate more power than a typical day of camping consumes, which could reduce reliance on campground hookups or generators for extended trips. The update reflects growing interest across the industry in electrifying camping, with companies like Kia, Winnebago and Volkswagen also exploring electric van and camper concepts, though Pebble remains one of the few with a trailer actually on sale.
- Pebble's 2027 Flow offers up to 4 kW of solar charging, up from 1.1 kWh previously.
- The trailer runs on a 45 kWh LFP battery pack first introduced in 2025.
- The solar upgrade comes amid broader industry interest in electrified camping vehicles and trailers.
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