{"id":137283,"date":"2026-08-12T13:29:12","date_gmt":"2026-08-12T13:29:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ai\/137283\/"},"modified":"2026-08-12T13:29:12","modified_gmt":"2026-08-12T13:29:12","slug":"chatgpt-predicts-tesla-stock-price-after-air-tesla-launch","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ai\/137283\/","title":{"rendered":"ChatGPT predicts Tesla stock price after ‘Air Tesla’ launch"},"content":{"rendered":"

Though Elon Musk\u2019s<\/a> August 12 reply<\/a> on X<\/a> that \u2018you will get flying cars\u2019 might appear fairly inconsequential for the relatively near future, ChatGPT\u2019s<\/a> advanced artificial intelligence (AI<\/a>) appears to consider an \u2018Air Tesla\u2019 a relatively imminent possibility.<\/p>\n

Specifically, OpenAI\u2019s<\/a> flagship model took several seemingly unrelated developments as circumstantial evidence that at least a showcase of an airborne automobile might come as soon as 2026 and that a more commercial launch might arrive as soon as late 2027.<\/p>\n

Why ChatGPT believes a flying Tesla could be coming in 2027<\/p>\n

To begin with, ChatGPT reflected on a 2025 Joe Rogan<\/a> episode in which the world\u2019s first trillionaire discussed the upcoming \u2013 and often-delayed \u2013 Roadster and how its forthcoming demonstration would showcase technology enabling the vehicle to hover or fly.<\/p>\n

\"ChatGPTChatGPT summarizes Elon Musk\u2019s flying car claims. Source: Finbold & ChatGPT<\/p>\n

The AI then linked the remarks to several developments over the years, including SpaceX\u2019s<\/a> (NASDAQ: SPCX<\/a>) involvement with the model and the supposed inclusion<\/a> of a \u2018cold gas thruster\u2019 in the demonstration now scheduled for August 2026.<\/p>\n

Finally, ChatGPT reflected on the Federal Aviation Administration\u2019s (FAA) relatively new rules<\/a> regarding the powered-lift category, which could cover an \u2018Air Tesla.\u2019<\/p>\n

Overall, OpenAI\u2019s large language model (LLM) took these facts as circumstantial evidence and, after pairing them with Musk\u2019s comment on X, explained it views a flying prototype in the third quarter (Q3) 2026 as plausible.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Following from the reasoning, it also estimated that an expensive commercial variant could become available in Q4 2027, though it emphasized the hypothetical hovering Roadster is unlikely to be a full-blown flying car as imagined in the genre of Science Fiction.<\/p>\n

\"ChatGPTChatGPT reveals the possible \u2018Air Tesla\u2019 roadmap. Source: Finbold & ChatGPT<\/p>\n

ChatGPT sets Tesla stock price for after the flying Roadster is launched<\/p>\n

Elsewhere, after establishing why it estimates an \u2018Air Tesla\u2019 flying version of the upcoming Roadster as plausible, the LLM explained that it views the launch as a bullish catalyst for TSLA stock<\/a>, but one with only a limited upside potential.<\/p>\n

Indeed, in ChatGPT\u2019s estimate, Tesla<\/a> (NASDAQ: TSLA<\/a>) shares are already exceptionally expensive<\/a> with numerous potential technological developments already effectively priced in.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Under the circumstances, the AI explained that recent stock and electric vehicle (EV) trends already push its TSLA equity base case to between $350 and $400 \u2013 up to a 20.19% rally from $332.81 at the latest close.<\/p>\n

\"ChatGPTChatGPT sets the Tesla stock price base case for late 2026 and 2027. Source: Finbold & ChatGPT<\/p>\n

Thus, OpenAI\u2019s flagship platform estimated a successful \u2018Air Tesla\u2019 launch \u2013 likely in the form of a flying or hovering Roadster \u2013 could see the stock soar to $450 by Q4 2027.<\/p>\n

\"ChatGPTChatGPT predicts TSLA stock price after the hypothetical \u2018Air Tesla\u2019 launch. Source: Finbold & ChatGPT<\/p>\n

Why a Tesla flying car might not be coming soon<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, there are several reasons why ChatGPT\u2019s scenario constitutes a plausibility and a possibility rather than a probability. Over the years, Elon Musk has become famous for promising various revolutionary technological developments that overwhelmingly failed to materialize.<\/p>\n

Such a history casts doubt on just how seriously his \u2018you will get flying cars\u2019 should be taken. Additionally, even if the Roadster proves capable of modest liftoff, it should be noted that the first hovercraft was invented as far back as 1955, making such an achievement less than a revolutionary breakthrough.<\/p>\n

Indeed, it is possible that an \u2018Air Tesla\u2019 could, once it is made, constitute something of a sidegrade to the traditional hovercraft or, indeed, a new version of the type of vehicle rather than a move toward cars seen in Blade Runner or The Fifth Element.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Simultaneously, it could also represent an American variant of the Chinese \u2018flying cars,\u2019<\/a> though such an outcome would almost certainly prevent it from falling under the Roadster brand.<\/p>\n

Finally, the context of the remark could also betray something about its veracity. Specifically, the promise came in reply to Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch declaring<\/a> that instead of flying cars, humanity received \u2018infinite superintelligence for everyone.\u2019<\/p>\n

By most definitions, \u2018superintelligence\u2019 is yet to be achieved, and there is little concrete proof it is even imminent, increasing the risk that the exchange was largely fanciful.<\/p>\n

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