Spain’s Wallbox charges up €41.7M strategic investment
Barcelona-based Wallbox, a smart electric vehicle charging and energy management provider, announced that it has secured $45M (approximately €41.72M) in funding.
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Barcelona-based Wallbox, a smart electric vehicle charging and energy management provider, announced that it has secured $45M (approximately €41.72M) in funding.
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