The Tesla CEO and the CNBC pundit had some spicy words for one another.
Investor Jim Cramer and Tesla CEO Elon Musk are both big personalities in real life and online, each with their own devoted fanbases hanging onto every word they say." crowd and those who dislike Elon Musk and are boycotting X after his takeover.
"This is a good omen! Inverse Cramer never fails," he replied, followed by the emoji that symbolizes laughing until you cry. Jokes aside, Musk's ongoing promises about the Cybertruck have made both early adopters and investors antsy. Despite constant hype from Musk since its 2019 reveal, the ultra-modern vehicle has yet to materialize.When asked about the Cybertruck's release, Musk said,"when we are ready to do so, we will...while I think it is our best product ever, it is an extremely difficult product to build. We are in uncharted territory, because it is not like anything else.
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