A Day in the Life With Wallbox Pulsar: EV Charging Made Effortless

If you’re considering an electric vehicle, chances are you’ve wondered: “How long does it actually take to charge?” 
And you wouldn’t be the first. According to a recent report, over 60% of Americans cite charging time as their biggest concern about going electric.

One of the biggest misconceptions is that charging your EV is time consuming and complicated. But with smart EV chargers like Wallbox’s Pulsar Plus and Pulsar Pro, it becomes a seamless part of your daily routine.

No detours. No waiting around at gas stations. Just a simple, seamless way to power your car, and your life.

Here’s what your typical day as an EV owner might look like, with Wallbox by your side.

Rise & Go: Start the Day Fully Charged at Home

Imagine starting every morning with a “full tank.” This is the norm for EV drivers who own a Pulsar Plus. You simply plug in your EV overnight, and wake up to a car that’s ready to go.

• While you sleep, Pulsar Plus quietly adds up to 30–35 miles of range per hour, so you’re always ready to hit the road.
  
• With the best-rated Wallbox App, you can schedule charging during off-peak hours, saving money before your first cup of coffee.

Want to get even more out of your charger? Pair your Pulsar Plus with a Wallbox Power Meter to unlock its full suite of Energy Management solutions:

• Got solar panels? Harness 100% solar energy in Full Green Mode, or blend grid + solar in Eco Mode for quicker charging. It’s fully customizable, sustainable, and maximizes the return on your solar panel investment, while helping you avoid high grid energy prices.
  
• Dynamic Load Management ensures your home and EV run in harmony. Pulsar Plus automatically adjusts charging speed based on your household’s energy use; charging faster when demand is low, and slower when it’s high.
  
  The result: no fuse tripping, no costly upgrades, no surprise bills. And if you add a second EV, it’ll manage both without hassle.

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Did you know?
Around 80% of EV charging happens at home, typically overnight, making home charging the baseline for most EV drivers.¹

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Effortless Charging, Wherever Your Day Takes You

Running errands? At the office? Grabbing lunch? With Pulsar Pro, topping up your EV is as easy as tapping your card.

• Built for workplaces, retail spaces, and shared parking, Pulsar Pro makes charging on the go effortless.
  
• Delivering up to 11.5 kW of power, a quick stop can give you 30-35 miles of range in just an hour, enough to cover daily errands or your commute home.
  
• RFID access and app control keep charging simple and secure.
  
• Thanks to Dynamic Power Sharing, multiple cars can charge at once without overloading the system.

Charging takes care of itself, so you can focus on your day.

After Hours: Plug In, Wind Down

Back home, plug into your Pulsar Plus and let smart charging do the rest.

• Track charging costs and energy savings in real time from the Wallbox App.
  
• Relax knowing your charger is safe, UL-listed, and built to last, rain or shine.
  
• With Wallbox’s future-ready design, your charger will grow with your next EV, no matter how powerful.

By the time you sit down for dinner, your EV is already preparing for the next day.

Why EV Drivers Love Wallbox

• Convenience: Charge at home or on the go without ever worrying about running out of range.
  
• Savings: Smarter charging schedules, solar integration, and energy management lower costs.
  
• Sustainability: Make the most of renewable energy, reduce reliance on the grid, and cut emissions.
  
• Reliability: Durable, tested, and trusted by 100,000+ EV drivers worldwide.

More Than Charging

Switching to electric isn’t just about driving differently, it’s about living differently. Our smart, future-ready EV solutions mean that charging blends seamlessly into your daily routine. 

So, how long does it take to charge an EV? With Wallbox, the answer is simple: long enough to enjoy your day, while your car takes care of itself.

→ Explore Pulsar Plus and Pulsar Pro today

^{1. Source: International Energy Agency (IEA), Global EV Outlook 2024: Trends in Electric Vehicle Charging. Available at: iea.org}