Jim Cramer Floats SpaceX Takeover as Fix for Tesla's Stock Woes

Tesla’s share performance has drawn a pointed remark from CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who argued that the company’s problems might only be solved through a dramatic ownership change. In his view, the answer would be for SpaceX to acquire the electric automaker.

The comment reflects the pressure Tesla’s stock has been under, even as the company remains one of the most closely watched names on Wall Street. Cramer’s suggestion was framed as a hypothetical remedy rather than a concrete deal proposal, and no parties involved have signaled any such transaction is on the table.

Tesla’s valuation has long been a subject of debate among analysts, with bulls and bears split over how much of the stock’s price reflects its core auto business versus bets on autonomy and other ventures. Cramer’s remarks add another layer to that ongoing discussion without changing any of the underlying financials.