Tesla Shares Rise After Cramer Calls It a Robotics and AI Bet

Investors responded to a pitch that shifts focus from cars to robots and self-driving.

Overview

Telsa stock moved higher after CNBC’s Jim Cramer argued the company “has options,” pointing to humanoid robots and self-driving software as its edge.
Cramer’s view echoes CEO Elon Musk’s stance that robotics, not car sales, will drive the company’s long-term value.
The stock is up 36% over the past year, according to the report, as investors revisit the robotics and physical AI narrative.
Earlier market moves offer context: shares rose 2.8% the day Musk said he would buy $1 billion of stock and fell 3.4% after Tesla posted Q3 earnings of $0.50 per share versus $0.56 expected.
Coverage also highlights product diversification, noting a Las Vegas event where Tesla announced new energy storage products, while the publisher mixes in a promotional pitch for a different AI stock.