RIYADH—Wallbox (NYSE: WBX), a Barcelona-based provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions, and Turning Point Energy, a leading Saudi EV infrastructure company, have surpassed 10,000 deployed chargers across Saudi Arabia since forming their partnership in 2022. The milestone reflects the Kingdom’s accelerating shift toward electric mobility and its commitment to expanding charging access under Vision 2030.
The deployment includes both AC and DC charging solutions installed in residential, commercial, and public locations, addressing a critical need for reliable EV infrastructure as adoption grows. Turning Point Energy, which serves as Wallbox’s official distributor, certified installer, and maintenance partner in Saudi Arabia, has integrated the company’s technology into its agreements with major EV manufacturers, including BYD and Lucid.
Strategic Partnership Supports Saudi Arabia’s Electrification Goals
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 economic diversification plan identifies sustainable transportation as a key pillar, with targets to reduce carbon emissions and increase EV adoption by 2030. The Wallbox-Turning Point Energy collaboration aligns with these objectives, providing scalable charging solutions to support the Kingdom’s transition.
Ignasi Alastuey, Chief Business Officer at Wallbox, highlighted the partnership’s role in a statement: “Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in electric mobility and charging infrastructure as part of its broader energy transition. Our work with Turning Point Energy has enabled the deployment of high-quality, reliable charging solutions across the country, ensuring that infrastructure keeps pace with growing demand.”
Fahad Al Saud, CEO of Turning Point Renewable Energy, emphasized the significance of the 10,000-charger milestone: “This achievement reflects the rapid growth of EV adoption in Saudi Arabia and the critical role of accessible charging infrastructure. As the market evolves, we remain committed to expanding our network to meet the needs of Saudi drivers and businesses.”