That's all by the by though if no-one is willing to pay the higher value you seem to think it's worth.
Volkswagen has factories that have actual value. Buildings, infrastucture are worth for banks, banks give you loan based on colaterall you give to them, they don't give you loans based on future predictions.
Then go tell those hedge fund managers and other people to swap Tesla stocks for VW’s (especially considering that they are roughly 6 times or so cheaper, 1T va 150B evaluation or so) and tell them that they know nothing.
For what is worth I think that Tesla is severely overvalued but at the same price I would definitely take it before VW.
Buying stocks is completely different to buying entire company, you seem to think that the value of one stock presents the value of entire company. Value of the stock changes every day, and value of actual infrastructure, products, history, is pretty much consistent and something that holds value.
If you want to buy Manchester United, their stock can go up high after announcing Ten Hag, but as soon as result go down stock will return to its normal value, but when you are buying Manchester United you'll always get the stadium, players, history, it's infrastructure, fans and potential sales, 75k tickes sold every week, something that pretty much guarantees revenue.
I don't think this is true. I see plenty of business folks driving a Tesla.
Why wouldn't they? Teslas are fine.