Jackery has partnered with Pebble to provide a custom solar solution for the 2027 Pebble Flow, an all-electric travel trailer, as the energy company expands into the automotive and recreational vehicle sectors.
Announced October 5, 2026, in Fremont, California, the partnership will see Jackery supply solar panels for Pebble’s new Self-Powered Package. The companies said the package is designed to give Pebble Flow owners an additional way to generate electricity while traveling and staying off-grid.
The Self-Powered Package includes four 500-watt solar panels, four 3-meter solar extension cables, and a four-in-one solar connection junction. When deployed, the system can provide approximately 2 kW of additional solar input directly to the Pebble Flow’s electrical system.
“Jackery’s established leadership in portable power backup lays the ideal groundwork for Pebble to continue redefining RV travel around clean energy without compromise,” said Steven Wang, CEO of Jackery Americas.
“Enhancing the Pebble Flow’s premium off-grid capabilities with an additional 2kW of solar charging versatility unlocks significant opportunities for modern travelers seeking greater independence and extended adventures. Through this landmark partnership, Jackery is proving that energy self-reliance remains essential and achievable, even when your home is on the road.”
“We didn’t want to just put two logos on a product,” said Bingrui Yang, CEO and founder of Pebble. “Jackery has spent years building portable power that people count on, both at home and outdoors. Their solar panels connect straight into Pebble Flow’s own energy system, so travelers get the same steady, easy-to-use power on the road that they have at home. That’s the idea behind Jackery’s ‘Home on the Road, Power on the Go.'”
The solar package is designed to work with the Pebble Flow’s existing all-electric energy system, which includes a 45 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery. The travel trailer can support up to 4 kW of combined solar input and up to 12 kW of power export to a home, another RV, or an electric tow vehicle, according to the companies.
For campground and RV operators, the development is relevant as more electric RV products incorporate larger battery systems and onboard renewable-energy generation. A greater ability to produce electricity away from shore power could affect how some travelers use campground electrical hookups, particularly during longer off-grid stays.
At the same time, the system’s practical impact will depend on factors including weather, available sunlight, energy consumption, and how much solar equipment users can deploy at a destination.
Jackery said the partnership represents its first move into the automotive sector. The company has traditionally focused on portable power stations, solar equipment, and home backup systems, while Pebble has developed the Flow as an all-electric travel trailer.
The companies said the combined system is intended to reduce reliance on propane and fuel-powered generators. For RV businesses, the shift toward electric equipment could create both opportunities and operational considerations, including changes in customer expectations around electrical capacity, charging access, and off-grid capabilities.
Orders for the 2027 Pebble Flow, including the Self-Powered Package, opened October 5, 2026. The Self-Powered Package is priced as a $4,000 upgrade on the Founders Edition.
Pebble also lists Integrated Solar at $5,000, with the Self-Powered Package adding another $4,000, bringing the combined cost of those options to $9,000. Hardware for the Self-Powered Package is expected to begin shipping in December 2026. Full pricing and configuration details are available at pebblelife.com.
For outdoor hospitality businesses, the development adds another example of how vehicle manufacturers and energy companies are integrating renewable generation directly into recreational vehicles. As battery capacity and solar input increase, campground operators may increasingly need to account for a mix of traditional shore-power demand and guests who can generate and manage more of their own electricity.
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