MBAK Energy Solutions, Inc. has appointed Hanbin Youn as its new Chief Product Designer, underscoring the company’s commitment to advancing electric vehicle (EV) innovation. With extensive design experience at leading automotive companies like Honda, VW/Audi, and Faraday Future, Youn brings vital expertise in both creative vision and production execution to his new role. His work on significant EV models such as the FFZERO1 and FF91 highlights his contribution to bridging innovative design with practical manufacturing. MBAK continues to enhance its position in the EV industry, emphasizing non-fossil fuel energy solutions through the design and production of batteries for various applications, including EVs.

In other trading, Ecopro was a standout up 21.8% and finishing the session at ₩168,600. Meanwhile, Chongqing Afari Technology softened, down 6.9% to finish the session at CN¥10.87.

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Tesla finished trading at $430.90 down 1%. On Tuesday, Tesla announced a collaboration with Pilot Travel Centers to install high-capacity Semi Chargers at select locations, expected to begin construction in early 2026.

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