AI Quick Comparison of Electric RV's

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Comparison of Electric RV Specifications
The LightShip AE.1, Pebble Flow, and Evotrex PG5 are all advanced electric travel trailers designed for efficient towing, off-grid capability, and modern amenities. They feature battery-powered systems, solar integration, and propulsion assists to reduce tow vehicle strain. Below is a side-by-side comparison of key specifications in a table format for clarity.

Specification	LightShip AE.1 Atmos	Pebble Flow	Evotrex PG5 Atlas
Exterior Length	26' 7"	24' 8"	28' 8"
Exterior Width	8' 5"	7' 7"	8'
Exterior Height	6' 11" (Road Mode) / 10' 1" (Camp Mode)	8' 9"	9' 5"
Interior Dimensions (L x W x H)	22' 7" x 7' 4" x 7' 5"	21' x 7' x 6' 5"	22' 11" x 7' 2" x 6' 6.74"
Dry Weight	7,200 lbs	5,800 lbs	8,900 lbs
GVWR	8,200 lbs	6,800 lbs	9,900 lbs
Tongue Weight	792 lbs	680 lbs	Not specified
Water Tanks (Fresh/Grey/Black)	50 / 35 / 30 gal	40 / 37 / 18 gal	60 / 30 / 30 gal
Battery Capacity	77 kWh (LFP)	45 kWh (LFP)	43 kWh (LFP)
Solar Capacity	1.8 kW	1.1 kW	1.5 kW
HVAC System	20,000 BTU High Voltage Heat Pump with Drive Train Heat Scavenging	15,000 BTU Heat Pump HVAC	17,000 BTU HVAC
Self Propelled System	TrekDrive™ self-propulsion 20 kW(Peak 70 kW)	Magic Pack Self Propulsion	Active Power Assist Self-Propulsion
Off-Grid Capability	7+ Days	Up to 7 days	7+ days
Sleeping Capacity	Up to 4 (optional Summit sleeper for more)	Up to 4	4 (two queen beds)
Key Features	Auto-leveling, panoramic windows, dishwasher, induction cooktop, LookOut cameras, home backup power, Starlink Integration	Magic Hitch auto-hitching, InstaCamp one-touch setup, Starlink integration, quiet HVAC, tankless water heater	Terrece™ rear patio, dynamic skylight, projector screen, zero-wood construction, remote parking, tank heaters, Horizon Generator
Price (Starting)	$184,000	$139,500	$159,990

 

[Rory (Lightship Team)]

Given our 10 gallon tanked fresh water heater, 60 gallons fresh capacity all told!


Would be interesting to put the Airstream Trade Wind on here too: Trade Wind Travel Trailer Overview

 

[PhatDaddy]

There seems to be no particular standard for what 'Starlink Integration' means. On the Pebble it means there is a hole in the floor that you can run a cable through to a Starlink external receiver. I don't consider that much 'integration'. What does it mean on the LightShip or other RVs? Seems like 'Integration' would suggest the RV is equipped with a Starlink dish and a Wi-Fi router and the necessary cables. If it just means it has 120V power you can plug whatever you want into, then the term is meaningless IMHO.

 

[turbopilot]

What does it mean on the LightShip or other RVs?

I'll tell you what I know about LightShip Starlink integration and Rory can expand. I was told LightShip has a built in cellular router. The cellular connection if for LightShip support, not customer communication but it does have WiFi that can be used. There is also a built in WAN port on the device that is wired to the AeroHub ethernet port. That is where a Starlink connection would be plugged in. The Atlas tablet system communicates over WiFi to that same cellar router WiFi connection then interfaces with the LightShip CANBUS body controllers.

@Rory (Lightship Team) this was information I got from Ben last April. Let us know if it has changed or if I got anything wrong.