Navalcarnero’s economy has historically been based on agriculture, particularly viticulture, with its surrounding vineyards being some of the most important in the region. The town is well-known for producing high-quality wines, especially red wines, which are exported throughout Spain and internationally. Local wine production continues to be a major economic driver and is supported by a thriving enotourism industry, with visitors flocking to the area to taste and learn about the wines.
In addition to wine, the town has a growing tourism sector, with visitors attracted to its historical landmarks, festivals, and natural beauty. Small-scale manufacturing and local artisan products also contribute to the local economy, including handcrafted items that reflect the town’s agricultural traditions. Navalcarnero is increasingly attracting new businesses, thanks to its proximity to Madrid, making it an ideal spot for entrepreneurs and small business owners.