Wallbox
Wallbox provides electric-vehicle charging hardware, software, and energy-management products, supporting bidirectional charging, home and commercial energy integration, and connected charging globally today.
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- Headquarters
- Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
- Founded
- 2015
- Ownership
- Public
- Stock symbol
- NYSE: WBX
- Profile reviewed
- August 3, 2026
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About Wallbox
Company overview and documented relevance to the V2X ecosystem.
Wallbox develops connected electric-vehicle charging hardware, energy-management software, and bidirectional charging systems for residential, commercial, and public applications. Its current portfolio centers on electric-vehicle charging hardware, software, and energy-management products. Within the V2X knowledge graph, the company is relevant to bidirectional charging, home and commercial energy integration, and connected charging. This profile is limited to capabilities and corporate facts supported by official company, investor-relations, product, or newsroom material. It does not infer unannounced products, deployments, workforce figures, ownership details, or commercial relationships.
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Wallbox is part of a larger connected-mobility system. Companies turn V2X concepts into vehicles, roadside equipment, communications services, software, and operating systems. Their partnerships and deployments show which ideas are moving into practical use.
V2X technologies
Documented technology connections and the evidence supporting them.
Bidirectional Charging
Hardware ProviderBDC
Bidirectional Charging allows an electric vehicle battery to receive electricity and return stored energy to a home, building, load, or electric grid.
Wallbox Quasar 2 product page · Reviewed July 24, 2026
Vehicle-to-Grid
Hardware ProviderV2G
Vehicle-to-Grid enables electric vehicles to exchange energy with the electric grid, allowing managed charging and, where supported, the export of stored vehicle energy.
Wallbox Quasar 2 product page · Reviewed July 24, 2026
Products
Products connected to Wallbox in V2X Intelligence.
Wallbox Quasar 2
Residential bidirectional DC charger supporting V2H and selected grid-service deployments.
View productStandards (3)
Standards connected through documented products or deployments.
ISO 15118
A family of standards defining communication between electric vehicles and charging infrastructure, including Plug & Charge and bidirectional energy communication.
ISO 15118-2
ISO 15118-2 defines first-generation high-level vehicle-to-charger network and application messages, including Plug & Charge. It matters to V2X because it gives independently developed systems a common technical contract.
ISO 15118-20
ISO 15118-20 defines second-generation charging messages, including bidirectional power-transfer communication. It matters to V2X because it gives independently developed systems a common technical contract.
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Locations
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No related deployments
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