# Wall Street Analysts Highly Recommend: The Undervalued AI Stock Is Not Nvidia, But It

Amid the noise of AI investment, most people are fixated on Nvidia and Palantir. However, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives offers a different answer—**Tesla(TSLA)** is the most misunderstood AI giant in the market.

The true identity of this company goes far beyond that of an electric vehicle manufacturer. Tesla is quietly building its own AI empire: self-developed chips (AI5/AI6), neural networks trained on billions of miles of real driving data, and a fully vertically integrated tech stack. It's somewhat reminiscent of Apple's strategy back in the day.

Two key highlights:

**Robotaxi(** — Creating an autonomous ride-hailing service. Tesla's existing fleet of millions of vehicles can be activated overnight, which is an advantage that competitors like Waymo find hard to replicate. This market could disrupt the taxi, delivery, and car rental industries.

**Optimus humanoid robot** — Musk claims this will account for 80% of Tesla's long-term value. Although still in the development stage, Tesla's combination of AI chip design and manufacturing scale is unique.

**But the reality is**: the current P/E is close to 256 times, with a market capitalization of 1.4 trillion dollars, and most of these grand visions have already been priced in. If successful, Tesla will dominate two new markets; if it fails, it faces regulatory, competitive, and execution risks.

In simple terms: this is a high-stakes gamble, betting on the future of AI + automation + transportation. It is particularly worth attention for investors with strong beliefs.