The company, founded in 2015 by Spaniards Eduard Castañeda and Enric Asunción, has over a million users on the myWallbox and Electromaps platforms.
The Spanish company Wallbox one of the world’s largest providers of electrical energy charging and management solutions, has excelled 500,000 chargers sold for electric vehicles worldwide, as announced by the company based in Barcelona and founded in 2015 in Espanyol Eduard Castaneda y Enric Asuncion.
Wallbox, that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange on
The Spanish company Wallbox one of the world’s largest providers of electrical energy charging and management solutions, has excelled 500,000 chargers sold for electric vehicles worldwide, as announced by the company based in Barcelona and founded in 2015 in Espanyol Eduard Castaneda y Enric Asuncion.
Wallbox, that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange As of 2021, it has reached half a million chargers sold with a full range of smart chargers of the company, which includes parts of charging at home, semi-public and public including super fast direct current charger BAT. Wallbox, moreover, has registered more than one million users worldwide on their platforms myWallbox and Electromaps.
MyWallbox the company’s intelligent billing and power management software, allows users to take full advantage of the power management capabilities of their products, save time and money and charge more sustainably at home and at work.
Electromaps a company acquired by Wallbox in 2020 and a leading digital platform on the accessibility of charging points in southern Europe, already connecting more than 655,000 users registered in a network of more than 588,000 points charging points around the world (in Europe alone there are 365,000 charging points).
“In just six years, Wallbox has made it 45 million charging sessions and manages 681 GWh of energy. If we translate these numbers into distances, they are equivalent to traveling more than 4 billion car kilometers, equivalent to roughly 10 round trips to Mars. Considering we only installed part of the 3% of chargers are required to achieve energy transfer goals, it is clear that we are only exploring the energy management potential of electric vehicle charging,” he said. Enric Asuncion CEO and co-founder of Wallbox.
“This milestone is a testament to the quality of our products and our capacity to offer solutions that facilitate the adoption of electric mobility. I have no doubt that smart charging is a fundamental tool in the transition process towards the use of more sustainable energy sources,” added Asunción.
These achievements come on top of a series of recently announced product launches, such as the company’s second generation bi-directional charger (Quasar 2), the new charger for home use presented in April (Pulsar Pro) and the launch of EVectrum Electromaps platform aimed at charging operators and electric vehicle fleet managers.
