JuiceBox EV charger

Overview

JuiceBox is the market name for a family of smart EV chargers originally developed and sold by U.S. startup eMotorWerks (Electric Motor Werks). The JuiceBox product and the JuiceNet software were created by eMotorWerks as part of its smart-grid EV charging platform. (prnewswire.com)

Ownership history

eMotorWerks was acquired by the Enel Group in 2017 and the JuiceBox line operated under Enel X (also marketed as Enel X Way) through the following years. In late 2024 Enel X Way announced the closure of its North American e‑mobility operations, which affected JuiceBox connectivity and support for many customers. Following that exit, VoltiE Group (a U.S. EV charging company) announced acquisition of Enel X Way USA assets including the JuiceBox product line in January 2025 and has acted as the brand steward/operator for JuiceBox in North America. (prnewswire.com)

Manufacturing and supply chain

Commercial import records and public trade listings for JuiceBox / Enel-branded EV chargers show origins and shipments from multiple countries (notably China and Mexico), indicating that manufacturing and final assembly have been sourced across several locations. Because components and assembly have varied over time and by model, the most accurate description is that production is primarily in China with some units/components produced or assembled in Mexico and other countries. (volza.com)

Current positioning

As of the most recent public reporting (post-acquisition), VoltiE Group Inc. is the operating steward for the JuiceBox product family in North America, responsible for software migration, firmware and customer support for chargers within its control. The brand’s origin remains U.S.-based (eMotorWerks), but manufacturing and supply are internationally distributed. (voltie.us)