VOXX expands ALPINE role: what it means for VOXX stock

Published on 10/02/2026 at 16:45 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

VOXX becomes ALPINE's exclusive U.S. distributor on January 1, 2027. VOXX stock was delisted after a USD 7.50 per share cash deal.

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VOXX (ISIN US91829F1049) will become ALPINE's exclusive U.S. distributor on January 1, 2027, extending its role in aftermarket automotive technology. CEoutlook reported the partnership on September 29, 2026.

Alpine deal starts in 2027

The agreement gives VOXX responsibility for sales, distribution, marketing, support and service for ALPINE in the United States from January 1, 2027. ALPINE remains the brand owner and continues to manage product development and production, while VOXX and ALPINE will collaborate on U.S. market-driven product planning.

The arrangement adds a defined commercial duty rather than a simple branding relationship. VOXX will use its dealer relationships and aftermarket network to support ALPINE products, including premium audio, multimedia, navigation and vehicle-integration solutions.

Ownership changed the stock story

VOXX is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Gentex Corporation, according to the company description carried by CEoutlook. The ownership change means VOXX's operating developments now belong to Gentex's corporate structure rather than to a separately traded public company.

Wikipedia reports that Gentex agreed to acquire VOXX for USD 7.50 per share and completed the transaction on April 1, 2025, after which VOXX shares were removed from Nasdaq. That history is essential for interpreting the phrase VOXX stock in 2026: the operating brand remains active, but the former public equity no longer represents a standalone listed company.

VOXX contributed USD 267.2 million

The scale of the integration is visible in Gentex's reported figures. LightSource states that VOXX contributed USD 267.2 million to Gentex revenue during the partial fiscal year 2025, while Gentex reported USD 2.53 billion in consolidated fiscal 2025 sales.

The comparison places VOXX inside a much larger reporting platform. For investors tracking the former VOXX name, the practical indicators are now distribution wins such as ALPINE and the contribution of VOXX businesses to Gentex results, not a standalone VOXX earnings calendar or exchange quotation.

What the Alpine deal means

The January 1, 2027 effective date gives the partnership a measurable next milestone. VOXX's expanded distribution mandate could deepen its role in aftermarket automotive electronics, while ALPINE retains control of the brand and manufacturing process.

VOXX stock after the delisting

VOXX's former Nasdaq listing ended on April 1, 2025, following the Gentex acquisition. The company name remains commercially active through VOXX By Gentex, with the ALPINE agreement providing the clearest dated operating development for January 2027.