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Wallbox is a smart electric vehicle charging and energy management provider which designs, manufactures and distributes electric vehicle charging technologies.[1][2][3][4][5]

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History

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Wallbox was founded in Barcelona, Spain by Enric Asunción and Eduard Castañeda in 2015 initially using the name Wall Box Chargers. In 2017, Wallbox came first in South Summit, a European startup competition. Wallbox then came in third place at the Startup World Cup in May 2018. In October 2019, Wallbox created Quasar, the world's first bidirectional charger for the residential segment.[6][7][8][9][10] Quasar was named the Best of Consumer Electronics Show in January 2020.[11][12]

On June 9, 2021, Wallbox announced a merger with the special-purpose acquisition company Kensington Capital Acquisition Corp. II. The company will raise about $330 million from a range of investors, including Janus Henderson Investors, Luxor Capital, Cathay Innovation and Kensington Capital Partners. The deal closed on October 4, 2021. Wallbox's shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol WBX.[13][14][15][16]

During Super Bowl LVI in Feb. 2022, Wallbox was the first electric vehicle charging company to ever run an ad during the game.[17]

Acquisition

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In October 2023, it was announced Wallbox had acquired the Lauf an der Pegnitz-headquartered smart electric vehicle charging and energy management company ABL GmbH for € 15 million.[18]

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Wallbox is a global technology company specializing in smart (EV) charging and energy management solutions, founded in 2015 in , , by Enric Asunción and Eduard Castañeda. Headquartered in with 20 offices worldwide, Wallbox designs, manufactures, and distributes innovative EV charging hardware and software that integrate vehicles, buildings, grids, and sources to optimize efficiency and sustainability. The company has sold over 1 million chargers across 117 countries, enabling more than 7.4 billion electric miles driven and supporting the global transition to electric mobility. Wallbox's product portfolio includes residential chargers like the Pulsar Plus for home use, commercial solutions such as the Copper SB series for workplaces and public spaces, and bidirectional DC chargers like the Quasar 2, which in 2026 is a cost-effective option for home use at around 3,300 € excl. VAT supporting DC bidirectional charging via CCS, amid a trend of affordable bidirectional DC charging stations becoming available for home use typically ranging from 3,000–6,000 €, and which recently earned the 2025 Green GOOD DESIGN™ Award for its bidirectional capabilities. Its platform allows users to monitor, schedule, and control charging remotely via a , while features like dynamic load balancing and integration with solar systems promote cost savings and reduced grid strain. As a publicly traded company on the under the ticker WBX, Wallbox reported €35.5 million in revenue for the third quarter of 2025, reflecting 2% year-over-year growth and a of 39.8%, amid ongoing expansion in DC fast charging and modular systems like the newly launched 400 kW PowerRing. The 's mission emphasizes user-centric innovation to empower EV adoption, with a focus on integration and scalable solutions for homes, businesses, and fleets.

Overview

Founding and leadership

Wallbox was founded in 2015 in , , by Enric and Eduard Castañeda, who established the company initially as Wall Box Chargers SL. , who had previously served as a program manager at Tesla, and Castañeda, an industrial engineer, met through mutual connections and shared a vision for advancing (EV) infrastructure. The company's early efforts centered on developing smart EV charging hardware and software designed to accelerate the widespread adoption of electric vehicles by addressing key barriers such as accessibility and efficiency. Wallbox's mission is to change how the world uses energy through innovative EV and energy management solutions, positioning itself as a comprehensive partner for sustainable energy transitions. This foundational goal has guided the company's growth, including its public listing on the under the ticker WBX in 2021. As of mid-2025, Wallbox employs approximately 1,100 people globally per PitchBook data, reflecting workforce adjustments following expansion and a focus on . As of November 2025, Enric Asunción continues to serve as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and co-founder, overseeing strategic direction with his background in automotive engineering. Eduard Castañeda, the other co-founder, holds the position of Chief Innovation Officer (CINO), focusing on product evolution after previously serving as Chief Product Officer. The executive team includes Luis Boada as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) since May 2024, bringing expertise in corporate finance and investor relations; Luis Pereda as Chief Operations Officer (COO) since June 2025, with over 20 years in industrial operations; and Jaume Ferré as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) since 2021, contributing deep technical knowledge in engineering. Other key roles are filled by Ignasi Alastuey as Chief Business Officer since November 2025, Douglas Alfaro as Chief Business Officer (noting recent transitions), Julia Hempel as Chief Information Officer, and Leo Altamira as Chief People Officer. The provides governance oversight, chaired by Beatriz González Ordóñez, a managing partner at Seaya Ventures with extensive experience in technology investments. Enric also serves as an on the board. Other members include Francisco Riberas, executive chairman of with a focus on automotive ; Jordi Lainz, former of Wallbox and finance expert; and Juan González del Castillo Burgos, a partner at Seaya Ventures specializing in operations and finance. This leadership structure supports Wallbox's commitment to innovation and global scalability in the EV sector.

Operations and global reach

Wallbox is headquartered in , , where it maintains its primary operations and innovation hub. The company operates multiple manufacturing facilities worldwide, including a state-of-the-art plant in , which opened in 2022 and has produced over 100,000 U.S.-made chargers as of April 2025. Additional production sites include factories in Barcelona, capable of up to 1 million units annually by 2025, and one in to support global supply chains. The company has established a robust global presence, with operations in 117 countries and 20 offices across , , and the . Key markets include , which accounted for 66% of revenue in Q3 2025, particularly in and ; , representing 31% of revenue with strong demand in the U.S. and ; and the region, contributing to ongoing expansion. Founded in and listed on the NYSE under the ticker WBX, Wallbox's international footprint supports its role as a leader in EV charging . Wallbox generates revenue primarily through hardware sales of AC and DC chargers, alongside software subscriptions via the myWallbox app and services such as installation partnerships. The company emphasizes in its operations, incorporating eco-friendly practices like life cycle assessments for products, installation of over 2,000 solar panels at its Barcelona facilities to generate 715 MWh of in 2023, and a commitment to net-zero emissions across its global footprint by 2030. Wallbox employs approximately 1,100 people worldwide as of mid-2025 per PitchBook data, reflecting workforce adjustments amid a focus on . The company invests significantly in , supporting innovations in and bidirectional charging technologies.

Products and technology

Home and residential chargers

Wallbox's home and residential chargers are designed for individual EV owners, emphasizing compact, user-friendly installations that integrate seamlessly with household electrical systems and smart home ecosystems. These Level 2 AC chargers deliver reliable performance for overnight and daily charging needs, supporting a wide range of electric vehicles through standard connectors like in and Type 2 in . Key models prioritize ease of use, remote monitoring, and energy efficiency to reduce costs and environmental impact for homeowners. The Pulsar Plus stands out as a compact Level 2 charger, offering adjustable output from 16A up to 48A for a maximum power of 11.5 kW, enabling full charges for most EVs in under eight hours on a standard 240V circuit. Its sleek, indoor/outdoor-rated design measures just 7.8 x 7.9 x 3.9 inches (without cable) and weighs under 4 pounds, allowing flexible mounting in garages or on walls without compromising aesthetics. Connectivity via built-in and enables seamless control through the myWallbox app, where users can schedule sessions, monitor real-time , and implement dynamic load balancing to prevent circuit overloads by adjusting amperage based on home usage. Solar integration is a core feature, allowing the charger—when paired with a Wallbox Power Meter—to prioritize excess photovoltaic energy for EV charging, optimizing for green power and potentially lowering bills by up to 70% in sunny regions. For homeowners seeking a more robust, hardwired option, the Copper SB provides enhanced security and monitoring capabilities in a semi-public or dedicated residential setup. This model supports up to 32A at 7.4 kW, with RFID for secure access, preventing unauthorized use while allowing multiple household members to charge via personalized cards. Energy monitoring is integrated through Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or connectivity, feeding data to the myWallbox platform for detailed usage reports, cost tracking, and features like power boosting to maximize available grid capacity during low-demand periods. Its IP54-rated enclosure ensures durability against dust and water, making it suitable for covered outdoor installations, and the built-in Type 2 socket accommodates various EV cables for universal compatibility. Complementing these, the Pulsar Max extends higher-power options for residential users in regions with three-phase electricity, delivering up to 22 kW in to charge compatible EVs in as little as three hours. This tethered or socket variant features a weatherproof IK10-rated body for impact resistance, simplifying professional or DIY installation with pre-configured wiring and a 5-meter cable option. Like its siblings, it offers app-based controls for scheduling and stats, with solar readiness to harness renewable surpluses, and broad compatibility across all major EV brands. All Wallbox home chargers come with a standard three-year covering defects in materials and , underscoring their reliability for long-term residential deployment. Unique to Wallbox's residential lineup is its emphasis on energy features, including solar charging compatibility across models and vehicle-to-home (V2H) readiness through integration with bidirectional systems like the bidirectional DC charger. In 2026, bidirectional DC charging stations for home use have become more affordable and accessible, with prices typically ranging from 3,000–6,000 €. The Wallbox Quasar stands out as a cost-effective option, priced around 3,300 € (excluding VAT), supporting DC bidirectional charging via CHAdeMO and CCS. These elements position the chargers as part of a holistic home energy solution, with dynamic to balance loads among multiple devices. By November 2025, Wallbox had sold over one million chargers globally, including strong adoption among residential users for their intuitive design and cost-saving potential.

Commercial and public solutions

Wallbox provides scalable charging solutions tailored for commercial and public environments, emphasizing high-power delivery, multi-user support, and seamless integration to accommodate operations and high-traffic public stations. These offerings prioritize durability, remote management, and compliance with industry standards to ensure reliability in non-residential settings. The serves as Wallbox's primary DC fast charger for public infrastructure, capable of delivering up to 180 kW of power to enable rapid charging, adding approximately 100 miles of range in under 10 minutes. Its modular architecture incorporates six independent 30 kW power modules, facilitating single-person handling and exchanges in less than 5 minutes to minimize downtime. The charger complies with OCPP protocols for integration into existing networks and includes built-in payment capabilities through readers and RFID , supporting efficient at public sites. 's earned the iF Design Award 2022 for its minimalist aesthetics, ergonomic accessibility, and corrosion-resistant metal construction suitable for outdoor deployment. In November 2025, Wallbox launched the Supernova PowerRing, a modular system enhancing the Supernova lineup to deliver up to 400 kW per outlet with a total shared capacity of up to 720 kW across multiple units. For workplaces and fleet operations, the Commander 2 AC charger delivers adjustable power from 7 kW to 22 kW per unit, optimized for semi-public and use with features like dynamic load sharing to distribute power across up to 50 connected chargers on a single circuit, preventing overloads without major electrical upgrades. It incorporates connectivity, a interface, and backend software for remote monitoring, billing, and , enabling operators to track usage and optimize costs. Multi-port configurations support up to four outlets per setup, enhancing scalability for high-density environments like parking lots or depots. Overall, Wallbox's commercial ecosystem supports integrations for systems, payment processing via platforms, and resilient operation in high-traffic scenarios through over-the-air updates and for .

Energy management and bidirectional features

Wallbox's solutions leverage software and hardware integrations to optimize distribution in residential and commercial settings, ensuring efficient use of available power while preventing system overloads. The Power Meter, a key accessory, enables real-time monitoring of household or business , allowing for dynamic load management (DLM) that automatically adjusts charging rates based on overall demand. This prevents circuit overloads by scaling back EV charging power when appliances or other loads increase, thereby avoiding tripped breakers and the need for costly electrical upgrades. Complementing the Power Meter, the myWallbox platform serves as a cloud-based application that provides users with comprehensive control over their charging ecosystems. It facilitates scheduled charging sessions to align with off-peak electricity rates or surplus solar production, delivers detailed usage analytics for tracking energy consumption and costs, and integrates seamlessly with smart home systems and solar panels for automated energy prioritization. For instance, when paired with compatible chargers like the Pulsar Plus, it enables eco-friendly modes that blend grid and renewable sources to maximize savings and sustainability. At the core of Wallbox's bidirectional capabilities is the Quasar 2, a DC fast charger launched in 2022 that supports (V2G), vehicle-to-home (V2H), and vehicle-to-load (V2L) functionalities at up to 12 kW bidirectional power (charging up to 12 kW, discharging up to 12.48 kW). This allows electric vehicles to discharge stored energy back to the home for backup power—potentially sustaining a for up to four days—or to the grid for revenue generation, all while adhering to ISO 15118-20 communication standards for compatibility with bidirectional EVs like the EV9. The Quasar 2 received an honorable mention in Fast Company's 2023 World Changing Ideas Awards in the Rapid Response category, recognizing its role in advancing resilient energy systems. Wallbox has advanced these features through strategic partnerships, notably a 2024 collaboration with Bidirectional Energy, which secured $2.2 million in funding from the Energy Commission to deploy 2 units in 120 residences as part of a V2X demonstration project. This initiative demonstrates compatibility with by utilizing EV batteries as distributed resources for load flexibility, utility bill reduction, and incentives up to $1,000 annually per participant, while supporting recent V2H pilots across multiple U.S. states. In 2026, affordable bidirectional DC charging stations became available for home use, with prices typically ranging from 3,000–6,000 €. Wallbox's Quasar is among the more cost-effective options, priced at around 3,300 € excluding VAT and supporting DC via CHAdeMO/CCS. Manufacturers such as go-e, E3/DC, and Volkswagen have introduced or planned affordable bidirectional DC wallboxes in the low four-digit euro range. Nissan launched affordable V2G technology in 2026, supporting both AC and DC bidirectional charging, with hardware prices comparable to standard unidirectional chargers (excluding installation). In Germany, legal changes in 2026 facilitated the market integration of bidirectional charging, with potential subsidies available.

History

Early development (2015–2018)

Wallbox was founded in 2015 in Barcelona, Spain, by Enric Asunción and Eduard Castañeda, both former Tesla employees with expertise in energy and automotive systems. The company emerged during the nascent stages of electric vehicle adoption, aiming to develop smart, wall-mounted charging solutions that integrated connectivity and user-friendly design. Starting with a small team in a modest office, Wallbox focused on prototyping its inaugural product, the Commander charger, which emphasized efficient AC charging for home use. This prototype development laid the groundwork for the company's emphasis on combining innovative technology with aesthetic appeal to accelerate EV infrastructure growth. By 2016, Wallbox had refined its prototype and launched the , marking its initial entry into the market with shipments beginning in July. Early efforts centered on rigorous product testing to ensure reliability and compliance with European standards, culminating in CE certification that enabled sales across the . The certification process validated the charger's safety and , allowing Wallbox to establish a foothold in regional markets. Concurrently, the team expanded gradually, recruiting engineers and designers in to support ongoing iterations and scalability. In 2017, Wallbox gained significant recognition by winning the global Startup Competition at , a premier European entrepreneurship event, which enhanced its visibility and attracted early partnerships across the continent. This accolade underscored the company's potential in smart charging innovation. The following year, Wallbox achieved third place (tied) in the Startup World Cup finals in , further validating its technology on an international stage and boosting investor interest. These milestones coincided with intensified testing phases and facility expansions in , transitioning the startup from prototype validation to pre-commercial production readiness. As Wallbox's founders leveraged their Tesla backgrounds to navigate early challenges, the period set the foundation for broader product launches in 2019, shifting focus toward global scaling.

Expansion and public listing (2019–2022)

In early 2020, Wallbox introduced the , recognized as the world's first bidirectional home EV charger capable of both charging electric vehicles and supplying power back to homes or , at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in . The , weighing just 20 kilograms and delivering up to 7.4 kW of bidirectional power, earned the CES 2020 Best of Innovation award in the transportation category from the , as well as Engadget's Best of CES honor for transportation technology. Wallbox continued its product expansion in 2021 with the launch of the Supernova, a DC fast charger offering 60 kW of power for rapid public charging (with later versions up to 150 kW). In June 2021, Spanish utility Iberdrola, a major investor in Wallbox, announced the purchase of the first 1,000 Supernova units to deploy across its European charging network as part of a five-year plan to install up to 10,000 fast chargers, enhancing public infrastructure in Spain and other markets. This partnership underscored Wallbox's growing role in Europe's shift to electric mobility, with the Supernova units slated for production in Wallbox's new sustainable factory in Barcelona. That same month, Wallbox announced a definitive agreement to merge with Kensington Capital Acquisition Corp. II, a (SPAC), in a transaction valuing the at an enterprise value of $1.5 billion and raising approximately $330 million in gross proceeds to fund global expansion and R&D. The merger, approved by shareholders in September 2021, closed shortly thereafter, enabling Wallbox to debut as a publicly traded company on the under the WBX on October 4, 2021. By this point, Wallbox had cumulatively sold over 100,000 charging units worldwide since its 2015 founding, reflecting strong demand across residential and commercial segments. Building on its public listing, Wallbox accelerated its U.S. market entry in September 2021 by announcing the construction of its first North American manufacturing facility in —a 130,000-square-foot plant designed to produce over 250,000 chargers annually by 2022 to meet domestic demand and comply with local incentives. The facility officially opened in November 2022, marking a key step in localizing production for the American market. In February 2022, Wallbox amplified its U.S. visibility with a 15-second national advertisement during , featuring "#SuperchargedSeth," a campaign highlighting the ease and safety of EV charging to encourage broader adoption.

Recent milestones (2023–2025)

In 2023, Wallbox began integrating its acquisition of ABL, a leading German EV charging provider, following the deal's closure in the fourth quarter, which included ABL's manufacturing facilities in Germany and Morocco to bolster European production capacity. The company secured a $45 million strategic investment in August 2024 through a private placement, aimed at accelerating U.S. manufacturing expansion and global growth amid a challenging EV market. In March 2024, Wallbox and partners received a $25.6 million grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce to deploy Pulsar Pro Level 2 chargers at 148 multifamily housing sites, prioritizing environmental justice communities to enhance EV accessibility. In 2023, Wallbox earned recognition from Fast Company as one of the world's most innovative companies, highlighting its advancements in bidirectional charging technology. By October 2024, Wallbox surpassed one million EV chargers sold worldwide, a milestone driven by new launches like the ABL eM4 and Supernova 180, building on prior annual sales exceeding 200,000 units. In February 2025, it announced a $10 million investment from investors including Iberdrola and Orilla Asset Management to further expand EV charging solutions globally. By April 2025, the company's U.S. facility in Arlington, Texas, had produced over 100,000 chargers, supporting domestic manufacturing ramp-up. ABL integration advanced with the launch of the ABL Pulsar home charger tailored for the German market and cross-selling initiatives in the DACH region, as highlighted in May 2025 milestones. In November 2025, Wallbox announced the PowerRing, a modular DC fast-charging system capable of delivering up to 400 kW per outlet and scalable to 720 kW per site, with initial rollout planned for Q1 2026 in . The company also reported €35.5 million in revenue for Q3 2025, a 2% year-over-year increase, with a of 39.8%. Wallbox faced market challenges, including post-IPO stock price volatility since its 2021 NYSE listing and widened losses to €108.7 million in 2024 amid an EV market slowdown, though recovery efforts through U.S. production scaling and strategic funding helped stabilize operations into 2025.

Corporate developments

Acquisitions

In October 2023, Wallbox acquired ABL GmbH, a German EV charging provider, for approximately €15 million, gaining its manufacturing facility in Pegnitz, , a component plant in , over 50 employees, and a portfolio of European patents focused on public charging solutions. This deal enhanced Wallbox's expertise in AC and DC public chargers, including the eMH series, and supported deeper penetration into the German market, a key European hub for EV infrastructure. Earlier, in August 2022, Wallbox completed two strategic acquisitions to bolster its North American presence and . It purchased COIL Inc., a U.S.-based EV charging installation services company, for an undisclosed amount, adding end-to-end installation capabilities and helping Wallbox meet U.S. while expanding services to OEM partners and fleet operators. Simultaneously, Wallbox acquired Ares Electronics Solutions SL, a Spanish contract electronics manufacturer, for €12.9 million, which provided in-house design and production to improve and accelerate product development for features. These three acquisitions—COIL in the U.S., Ares in Spain, and ABL in Germany—by September 2025, were aimed at enhancing Wallbox's bidirectional charging technology, ensuring U.S. market compliance, and strengthening European manufacturing and public charging capabilities. Post-acquisition, they drove revenue synergies through product integrations, such as the 2025 launch of the ABL charger, cross-selling of the eM4 model in ABL's channels, and collaborative development of a new fast charger, contributing to Wallbox's overall portfolio expansion.

Investments and funding

Wallbox went public in 2021 through a SPAC merger with Kensington Capital Acquisition Corp. II, raising approximately $330 million in gross proceeds, which included $100 million from a PIPE anchored by investors such as , the company's largest institutional backer. In 2024, Wallbox secured a $45 million from existing investors, led by Power Systems, to support global expansion and manufacturing capabilities. The company continued its funding efforts in 2025 with a $10 million in February, involving investors including and Orilla , aimed at bolstering R&D and manufacturing initiatives. In June, Wallbox raised an additional $15 million through two s, comprising over $9 million from the Spanish government via the Strategic Projects for Economic Recovery and Transformation (SETT) program and over $5 million from existing shareholders, further enhancing its financial position for operational growth. Beyond equity raises, Wallbox received non-dilutive funding, including a $2.2 million grant from the California Energy Commission in 2024 for a bidirectional residential (V2X) demonstration project in partnership with Bidirectional Energy. By 2025, the company's total funding history, encompassing SPAC proceeds, private placements, and grants, exceeded $400 million. Wallbox's H1 2025 financial results reflected revenue of approximately €75.9 million, driven by contributions from recent acquisitions and robust U.S. , where North American revenue grew significantly year-over-year, including a 142% increase in Q1 and 21% rise in AC charger sales in Q2, despite an overall decline compared to H1 2024's €91.9 million. In Q3 2025, revenue reached €35.5 million, reflecting 2% year-over-year growth and a of 39.8%.

Awards and recognition

Design and product awards

Wallbox's EV charging products have garnered numerous accolades for their innovative design, , and integration of advanced technology, highlighting the company's focus on user-friendly hardware that advances sustainable mobility. The bidirectional home charger received the German Design Award in the Excellent Product Design category in 2020, praised for its compact form factor and pioneering bidirectional capabilities that enable energy flow between the vehicle, , and grid. At the same CES event where debuted, it secured four honors: the Best of CES award from Electrek for electric mobility, Newsweek's recognition as the top overall product, Robb Report's nod for luxury innovation, and Engadget's Best of CES in transportation technology, underscoring its role as the world's first two-way DC home charger. In 2022, the DC fast charger earned the iF Design Award, with the jury commending its ergonomic design, minimalist aesthetics, and efficient fast-charging interface that enhances in public settings. The updated Quasar 2 model also received Best of CES recognition from Tom's Guide that year as the top car gadget, noted for its lightweight construction, CCS compatibility, and blackout backup features that transform EVs into home power sources. Wallbox continued its design success in 2023 with Quasar 2 earning an honorable mention in Fast Company's World Changing Ideas Awards in the Rapid Response category, highlighting its rapid energy management during crises like power outages. The charger further won the Good Design Award from the Chicago Athenaeum in 2023 for its comprehensive energy solution integrating bidirectional charging with home systems. Building on this momentum, Quasar 2 secured the Red Dot Product Design Award in 2024 for its seamless bidirectional technology that positions the EV as a versatile energy storage unit. In 2024, it also received the Good Design Award, emphasizing sustainable design in EV energy . The following year, Quasar 2's (EMS) was awarded the Green GOOD DESIGN Award by the Chicago Athenaeum in 2025, recognizing its contributions to eco-friendly bidirectional charging and outage resilience.

Business and innovation honors

Wallbox garnered early acclaim for its pioneering EV charging solutions by winning the global startup competition at in 2017, a prestigious event organized by that spotlighted emerging European innovators. The following year, in 2018, the company tied for third place at the Startup World Cup grand finale in , competing against global finalists and earning recognition for its scalable charging technology from a panel of venture capitalists and industry leaders. In 2023, ranked Wallbox among the World's Most Innovative Companies, placing it eighth in the transportation category for advancements in bidirectional charging that enable vehicles to supply power back to homes or grids, enhancing energy efficiency and grid stability. Wallbox's business impact continued to be honored in 2024 when it received the Electric Mobility Supplier of the Year award from AGEFE, Portugal's Association of Electric Materials, for its reliable , innovative products, and contributions to the nation's expanding EV . That same year, Auto Tech Outlook named Wallbox a top technology solutions provider in , praising its integrated hardware and software ecosystem that supports smart and rapid market deployment across the continent. By 2025, Wallbox solidified its innovation leadership through high-profile bidirectional charging initiatives, including North America's first multi-state pilot program with Bidirectional Energy, which demonstrates capabilities in real-world residential settings across and .

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