Wallbox Reaches Major U.S. Milestone with 100,000 EV Chargers Produced at Texas Facility
Wallbox, a leading global provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions, has officially reached a significant manufacturing milestone at its U.S. production hub. The company proudly announced that its Arlington, Texas facility has produced more than 100,000 EV chargers—a major achievement that highlights Wallbox’s commitment to domestic manufacturing, sustainable innovation, and the acceleration of electric mobility in North America.
This accomplishment comes just over two years after the opening of the facility, which began operations in late 2022. Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, the 130,000-square-foot manufacturing plant is a cornerstone of Wallbox’s North American strategy. It primarily produces Wallbox’s award-winning Pulsar family of EV chargers, tailored specifically for the U.S. and Canadian markets.
The milestone represents more than just a production number—it underscores Wallbox’s strategic foresight in building a strong local presence, which enables the company to serve its U.S. partners more efficiently, reduce delivery times, and respond nimbly to the changing needs of a rapidly evolving EV market.
Meeting the Surge in EV Charging Demand
The growth of the EV market in North America is undeniable. As automakers ramp up the production of electric models and governments continue to implement supportive policies and infrastructure investments, the demand for reliable, accessible EV charging solutions has soared. Wallbox’s Arlington plant was established to address precisely this surge.
By manufacturing domestically, Wallbox reduces its reliance on international supply chains, which can be vulnerable to delays, geopolitical tensions, and logistical bottlenecks. Instead, the company is creating a more resilient and agile supply network that brings products to market faster and ensures a seamless experience for both commercial and residential customers across the continent.
“This achievement reflects the incredible work of our Arlington team and underscores our commitment to the U.S. market,” said Enric Asunción, CEO of Wallbox. “Having a local manufacturing facility allows us to respond faster to customer needs and accelerate the transition to electric mobility across the country.”
Wallbox’s U.S.-made chargers are helping to power that transition. The company’s Pulsar family of chargers, including the Pulsar Plus and other models, are designed for ease of use, intelligent charging, and compatibility with a wide range of EVs. These products are equipped with smart features like app-based control, scheduling, and energy usage monitoring, helping consumers optimize their charging experience while reducing their carbon footprint.
Commitment to the U.S. Economy and Workforce Development
The Arlington facility is more than just a manufacturing site—it’s a symbol of Wallbox’s long-term investment in the American economy. The company has created hundreds of jobs in the region and is playing an active role in supporting workforce development in Texas. Wallbox has partnered with local educational institutions, training programs, and government initiatives to cultivate a pipeline of skilled labor in clean energy and advanced manufacturing.
“We’re proud to be building more than chargers in Arlington—we’re helping build careers and long-term economic opportunity,” said Douglas Alfaro, Chief Business Development Officer at Wallbox. “North Texas has proven to be an exceptional home for our U.S. operations.”
By integrating into the local community and investing in talent development, Wallbox is also helping to foster a broader ecosystem of innovation in the EV and cleantech space. The Arlington facility serves as a magnet for suppliers, engineers, and logistics partners that benefit from proximity to a major EV technology hub. This, in turn, enhances the region’s competitiveness and supports broader goals around sustainability and economic diversification.
Strategic Growth and Future Expansion
Wallbox is positioning itself not just as a player in today’s EV market, but as a key driver of tomorrow’s electric transportation infrastructure. The Arlington facility was designed with future growth in mind. It features flexible infrastructure and scalable production lines that can accommodate increased output as EV adoption continues to accelerate.
The company’s strategy aligns closely with the broader push for electrification across the U.S., supported by federal and state-level incentives. Policies such as the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law include substantial investments in EV infrastructure, including the construction of a national charging network. Wallbox’s domestic production capabilities position it as a vital partner in realizing these policy goals.
Moreover, Wallbox has demonstrated a commitment to continuous innovation. In addition to the Pulsar line, the company offers a suite of energy management solutions, such as bidirectional charging systems (like the Quasar), and integrated solar EV charging technology. As energy systems become more decentralized and smarter, Wallbox’s products are enabling consumers to take greater control over their energy use—whether at home or on the go.
Building a Greener Future
Wallbox’s growth in the U.S. is not just about business—it’s about impact. The electrification of transportation is one of the most important levers for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change. EVs produce significantly fewer emissions over their lifetime compared to internal combustion engine vehicles, especially when charged using renewable electricity.
By supporting EV adoption through its chargers and energy products, Wallbox is contributing directly to decarbonization. And by producing those products in a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient facility in Texas, the company is ensuring that sustainability starts at the source.
The Arlington plant uses advanced manufacturing practices that aim to minimize waste and energy use. Wallbox’s broader sustainability goals include reaching carbon neutrality and aligning with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) best practices. These values are reflected in both the company’s operations and its products, making it a trusted partner for consumers, businesses, and governments committed to environmental stewardship.
A Global Vision with Local Execution
Though Wallbox is headquartered in Spain, its global footprint includes operations in over 100 countries. The company’s international presence allows it to bring best practices from around the world to its U.S. operations—and vice versa. The Arlington facility represents a perfect example of this global-local synergy.
By combining its global engineering expertise with local manufacturing excellence, Wallbox is delivering cutting-edge technology with the speed and flexibility U.S. customers expect. This blend of innovation and localization will be increasingly important as the U.S. moves toward mass EV adoption.
And Wallbox isn’t stopping at 100,000 units. With the EV market projected to continue expanding rapidly through the end of the decade, the company has ambitious plans to scale production, introduce new technologies, and expand its partnerships with automakers, utilities, fleet operators, and real estate developers across the U.S.
