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Highlights

  • Wallbox manufactures over 100,000 EV chargers in Arlington, Texas, in just two years.
  • Arlington facility supports U.S. job growth and strengthens local supply chain for EV market.
  • Wallbox’s investment in domestic production accelerates EV adoption across the U.S.

Wallbox (NYSE: WBX), a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions, announced it has successfully manufactured over 100,000 EV chargers at its Arlington, Texas, facility. This achievement comes just over two years after the plant began operations in late 2022.

The Arlington facility, spanning 130,000 square feet, produces Wallbox’s Pulsar family of chargers for the North American market. This strategic location enables the company to quickly meet the needs of U.S. partners by reducing delivery times, enhancing its local supply chain, and providing a flexible response to the growing demand for EV charging infrastructure. Wallbox’s commitment to domestic manufacturing also reinforces its support for U.S. businesses, local job creation, and overall market agility.

Enric Asunción, CEO of Wallbox, emphasized that the milestone underscores the company’s dedication to the U.S. market. "Having a local manufacturing facility allows us to respond faster to customer needs and accelerate the transition to electric mobility across the country," Asunción said.

In addition to supporting the EV market, the Arlington facility plays a key role in workforce development. By fostering partnerships within the Arlington community, Wallbox is helping to build a skilled talent pipeline in advanced manufacturing and clean technology. This investment not only supports long-term economic opportunity but also contributes to the advancement of sustainable solutions.

Douglas Alfaro, Chief Business Development Officer, noted, "We’re proud to be building more than chargers in Arlington; we’re helping build careers and long-term economic opportunity." North Texas has proven to be a key location for Wallbox's U.S. operations.

The facility is designed for future growth, with additional capacity and infrastructure to meet increasing demand as the EV market continues to expand.