Did Elon Musk Just Hint at Tesla x SpaceX Merger, or Will Cars Fly First?
Elon Musk paired the words Tesla x SpaceX with the Roadster livestream link, reviving Tesla SpaceX merger speculation. Polymarket bettors, meanwhile, give the car a 60% chance of a Roadster flying for one second or more. Neither Tesla (TSLA) nor SpaceX (SPCX) has confirmed merger talks, but the post lands as analysts openly debate a deal. The demo of Teslas Roadster sports car, unveiled in 2017, reportedly leans on SpaceX thrusters, putting both brands on stage. Sponsored Sponsored Why Does Tesla SpaceX Merger Talk Keep Returning? SpaceXs push toward a Nasdaq listing brought the merger question back in May. SpaceX then went public on June 12 at $135 a share, a $1.77 trillion valuation. It was the largest initial public offering (IPO) on record. SpaceX closed October 14 at a $2.07 trillion market value, while Tesla shares are down about 18% this year. SpaceX stock peaked at $225.64 within days of the debut, then slid. SpaceX also absorbed Musks AI company xAI in February. Barclays thinks the likelier route is SpaceX buying Tesla with stock. That would leave Musk with roughly 37% of the equity and 56% of the votes. The bank sees the gains in integration, not financial engineering. It points to Tesla‘s robotaxis and Optimus humanoid robots joining SpaceX’s









