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Robo.ai, Inc. shares fell 17% in premarket trading, marking the first crack in a blistering rally that has seen the stock surge more than sixfold this week. Still, retail investors maintained a bullish stand on the small-cap EV company
The AIIO stock rose a staggering 116% on Thursday, driven by the release of a new, sophisticated compression tool by its wholly owned subsidiary, Neurovia AI.
Neurovia announced the release of NeuroStream, which can compress large volumes of visual data for companies to use during AI model training, reducing storage and power requirements.
The company said that in internal testing, NeuroStream was able to compress a 5.5-gigabyte video to 278 megabytes. "This visually lossless characteristic ensures that the substantially compressed data continues to provide a clean and complete data source for subsequent machine vision and AI computations,” the company said in a statement.
Retail traders believe the technology has applications in the hot AI data center market and various tech and digital industries. “If this file extraction news is legit, then this company should be worth billions,” a trader said. Another wrote: “$AIIO that weekly chart is a sight to behold.”
“Further upside possible to $7–10+ if momentum and volume hold, retail hype continues, and no major profit-taking or dilution news hits,” another trader said.
On Stocktwits, the retail sentiment for AIIO has remained ‘extremely bullish’ since last Thursday.

Robo.ai is an AI and robotics company focused on smart mobility, autonomous vehicles, and AI-powered robotics networks. Its products and platforms include electric and autonomous vehicles such as MUSE, GHIATH, and Astra, along with AI operating systems, smart logistics, and robotics data solutions.
Year to date, the company’s stock is still down 7.6%.
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