Tesla shares rose about 4.5% to roughly $364.50 Monday, reaching an intraday high near $365.74 and returning close to the Aug. 21 peak of $366.50. The advance came as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell amid renewed U.S.-Iran fighting, higher oil prices and stronger expectations that the Federal Reserve could maintain tighter monetary policy. Investors appeared to be positioning ahead of Tesla’s Sept. 3 Cybercab event in Austin and renewed attention on Elon Musk’s autonomous-driving ambitions, including planned Full Self-Driving software that can avoid potholes. Tesla describes Cybercab as a purpose-built autonomous vehicle without conventional driving controls, but its current Robotaxi page says operating services use Model Y vehicles and that Cybercab rides are coming in the future. Around $366 is the stock’s immediate resistance level, while $348-$350 is the clearest near-term support zone based on recent trading. Tesla has rebounded from a July 31 close of $311.21 and Friday’s $348.75 close, despite an initially disappointing second-quarter earnings reaction. The next sessions will test both the stock’s technical recovery and whether the Cybercab event can support Tesla’s increasingly autonomy-driven valuation narrative.