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Pebble
Backed byVision+About Pebble
Pebble, based in Fremont, California, is redefining how people work, rest, and explore from anywhere with 100% electric vehicles built for living. It disrupts the RV industry by electrifying the trailer from the ground up, combining solar and battery power, AI features, sustainability, and luxury design. Founded during the COVID van life movement by an Apple and automotive veteran, Pebble moved to commercialization in 2024 and is actively selling and ramping production. The company positions itself as a technology and sustainable living firm with a modular product roadmap, and it is raising its Series C with a path to IPO. With about 100 employees—roughly half in production and the rest in engineering, software, design, and operations—Pebble operates on-site five days a week in Fremont.
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Culture & values
Pebble's culture emphasizes Hustle Hard, Own It, Customer Obsessed, and Seek Truth as core values.
On-site 5 days a week in Fremont, CA, the entire company works together in one location.
The environment is described as high-performance, fast-paced, and results-driven.
The team is tight-knit, collaborative, and full of energy, with people who love what they're building and have fun doing it.
Small, cross-functional teams collaborate closely across mechanical, electrical, software, and field service engineering disciplines.
The culture rewards results and requires trust and accountability, with flexibility tied to performance.
The work environment is family-friendly in practice, encouraging engagement and communication during life events.
Career acceleration is emphasized, with a breadth of challenges in 12 months that exceeds what you'd get in years at a large OEM.
Funding History
$13.6M
raised
Electric RV startup Pebble raised a $13.6 million round from Lightspeed, Vision+, and UpHonest Capital.
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