Wallbox expands partnership with Codale to scale EV charging across the Mountain West, unlocking a new wave of fast, reliable, and future-ready charging infrastructure. But why is this collaboration making headlines—and what does it mean for one of the fastest-growing EV regions in the U.S.? As Wallbox strengthens its presence with Codale’s on-ground expertise, states like Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada are gearing up for a transformative leap in clean mobility. From cutting-edge fast chargers to smarter installation networks, this partnership could redefine the region’s electrification journey. Here’s what you need to know.
Under the expanded agreement, Codale will prioritise the deployment of Wallbox’s Supernova DC fast chargers and Pulsar family AC chargers, supporting a mix of public, commercial, and multifamily charging needs. Implementation is already underway, with Codale actively replacing outdated charging systems and installing new units for charge point operators and major commercial property portfolios. Some partners have already begun deploying Supernova fast chargers in the current quarter.
According to Ignasi Alastuey, Chief Business Officer at Wallbox, the partnership “combines Wallbox’s innovation with Codale’s on-the-ground capabilities to rapidly scale charging networks across the Mountain West.” The collaboration aims not just to sell hardware but to deliver integrated, future-proof charging ecosystems.
Bryce Ebel, EVSE Business Development Manager at Codale, emphasised that the company’s goal is to provide “complete, future-proof charging solutions” backed by technical support, logistics expertise, and seamless coordination for contractors, fleet operators, and developers. Over the past two years, Codale has become one of Wallbox’s most active and valued distribution partners.
The Mountain West region is seeing significant momentum in electrification initiatives and corridor-level charging expansion. By combining Wallbox’s advanced chargers with Codale’s regional presence, both companies aim to improve network reliability and streamline installation to support the area’s transition to cleaner mobility.
Wallbox, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Barcelona, now serves more than 100 countries. While the company has seen market challenges—its stock currently trades near its 52-week low at $3.27—the InvestingPro analysis suggests it may be significantly undervalued. Analysts expect an 8% sales decline this year but also predict the company will achieve profitability, following a recent twelve-month EBITDA of -$88.46 million.
In recent developments, Wallbox reported modest revenue growth in Q3 2025, along with improved gross margins and adjusted EBITDA driven by cost efficiencies and new product innovations. The company also unveiled the Supernova PowerRing, a high-performance fast-charging system capable of delivering up to 400 kW per vehicle, with a total shared capacity of 720 kW. Additionally, new financial partners have joined Wallbox’s standstill agreement, strengthening its funding stability.
Despite some analysts, including Canaccord Genuity, lowering the price target to $5 due to a slower Western EV market, Wallbox continues to expand aggressively. Its strengthened partnership with Codale marks another step toward scaling EV charging infrastructure across one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S.
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