Elon Musk’s remarks about a potential Tesla flying car prototype ignited investor enthusiasm, sending TSLA shares up 3.7%.
As of November 3, Tesla shares trade at $456.06, marking a 3.7% rise in 24 hours. The stock opened at $446.57, reached an intraday high of $457.65, and dipped to a low of $443.82.
Elon Musk called the proposed vehicle “the company’s most memorable product.”
His comment spurred renewed optimism about Tesla’s innovation pipeline, strengthening bullish sentiment.
Support sits between $430 and $440, reinforced by the 50-day simple moving average and the lower boundary of the recent range. Buyers often emerge at this level, limiting declines. Resistance is found in the $470–$480 area, associated with strong psychological and technical barriers where earlier rallies ran into selling pressure.
Tesla’s chart remains constructive, showing firm control by buyers. The sustained position above key averages underscores market confidence in the company’s medium- and long-term growth prospects.
Tesla shares rose 3.7% after Elon Musk hinted at a flying car prototype, reinforcing bullish market sentiment and investor confidence in continued growth.