Luke Lango’s “#1 Tech Stock of 2025” – Fastlane to 1,000% Profits?

In a world full of copies, be an original.

This is what tech enthusiast Luke Lango is doing by making his “#1 Tech Stock of 2025” NOT an Artificial Intelligence (AI) pick.

The Teaser

One technology will steal the headlines from AI this year.

Luke Lango claims to be one of the only ones applying high-level scientific training to the stock market. Hedge funds have been doing it for decades, but Luke has done alright for himself.

We are very familiar with Luke's line of thinking, having previously revealed his Apple Silent Supplier Stocks and x.AI Supplier Company.

Like with any hot new trend, whether it's AI now or the internet in the late ‘90s, investors often get carried away too soon.

You know this has happened when stock prices have been driven up to unnatural levels before the companies behind them have even achieved steady, reliable cash flow.

Right now, the biggest U.S. tech firms in the AI space have an average Price/Earnings (PE) ratio of 25.

This is about half of what it was at the height of the dot-com bubble, but it is above the historic median value of 18x and could get worse, as AI is just getting started.

A Cooling Off Period

What goes up, must come down, before it goes back up again.

This is what Luke is saying regarding AI and it makes sense considering the energy infrastructure that first needs to be built out before AI can live up to its full potential.

While this cooling-off period happens, Luke says “Something we've never heard of will hit a major breakthrough and become a part of many of our lives.”

When it does, stocks in the sector will see exponential growth, just like we're seeing with AI.

It is already a $1.9 trillion industry, Elon Musk is invested in it, and it could help eliminate one of America’s deadliest killers…

Luke is talking about Autonomous Driving technology and one top stock is set to surge along with the industry.

The Pitch

Luke's “#1 Tech Stock of 2025” along with two other picks are disclosed in a special report called 3 Stocks for the Self-Driving Revolution.

We can have it all if we subscribe to Luke's monthly technology newsletter, Innovation Investor for $99 (normally $499).

For this price, we get 12 monthly issues of the newsletter containing stock picks that have a shot of 10x our money, two bonus reports, full access to all open and closed picks, and a 90-day money-back guarantee if we decide it's not for us.

The Catalyst Behind Self-Driving Stocks

Autonomous vehicles aren't on their way, they're already here.

Luke is only partly right about this.

A number of established players and startups like Waymo (Google), Tesla, Uber, and Zoox, are all currently testing their fully autonomous vehicles in a limited number of cities which have been 3D-mapped down to the smallest detail.

However, there are no fully autonomous cars available for sale…yet.

Something that could change this, besides a quicker, better way to scale the mapping of cities, is the Trump administration creating a national set of rules for self-driving cars, that will be very favorable to the industry.

A clear set of national guidelines could be the catalyst that gets self-driving cars on the road “over the next couple of years.”

There have previously been rumblings about the Department of Transportation creating a framework for self-driving cars.

Automakers and others have also lobbied the government to fast-track the deployment of autonomous vehicles, but nothing has been made official so far.

Luke is betting on Elon Musk's close relationship with the President to eventually get something in place, but he thinks “the way to profit off Tesla and Waymo’s self-driving dominance involves completely different stocks.”

Luke thinks he's found the best self-driving technology play. Let's find out what it is!

Revealing Luke Lango's #1 Tech Stock of 2025

Luke says that one virtually unknown self-driving stock should rise on any good news for the market. Here is what we know about it:

• This company makes self-driving software and then sells it to other companies, to help build their fleet.
• It is the leader in providing self-driving software for trucking and shipping companies.
• It also makes custom sensors and lidar that connect to its smart software solution set.
• The company recently signed a deal with Uber to begin testing driverless trucks between Dallas and Houston, a major short-run shipping route.

A fair bit to go on and it led us right to Aurora Innovation Inc. (Nasdaq: AUR). The clues align like a car's suspension:

• Aurora makes a complete AI-enabled autonomous driving system for everything from self-driving vehicles to freight logistics.
• This system includes multiple sensor types and a FirstLight Lidar perception technology.
• Last year, Aurora struck a deal with Uber to begin deploying autonomous vehicles along shipping routes between Dallas and Houston.

But wait…

Luke has two other stocks that “could lead the way as this self-driving revolution takes hold.”

Self-Driving Stock #1

• This company is the self-driving car leader in China. You could almost call them the Waymo of the East.

This could be Baidu Inc. (Nasdaq: BIDU), which owns the largest Robotaxi fleet in China, operating in 11 cities. But I believe Luke is talking about WeRide Inc. (Nasdaq: WRD), China's Waymo equivalent.

Self-Driving Stock #2

• This pick owns the most Lidar patents in the world and controls nearly 74% of the worldwide Lidar market.
• It recently signed a deal with Volkswagen.

This was an easy one, it's Hesai Group (Nasdaq: HSAI). Hesai dominates the global Robotaxi Lidar market, with an incredible 74% share.

Fastlane to 1,000% Profits?

Luke's picks are up 200%, 15%, and 20%, respectively, over the past year.

The very definition of momentum growth picks. How likely is this growth to continue and perhaps even accelerate?

Aurora Innovation: This pick is making the rounds, as we recently revealed it in another teaser review. The real gains from Aurora's stock will come once the self-driving vehicles containing its hardware and software stack go to market.

WeRide: It, Baidu, DiDi, and others are all eating each other's lunch in the Robotaxi market. This space will consolidate just like the meal delivery market. No idea who will emerge as the big winner.

Hesai: Nowadays it's rare to see businesses with such a high market share in any industry, let alone fast-growing markets. It is worth serious consideration.

Unlike AI, autonomous vehicles are not primarily an energy or tech problem, but rather an infrastructure problem.

I'm not saying the tech part is easy, it's not, but even harder is re-engineering roads, highways, and entire cities to interact with fully autonomous vehicles.

Goldman Sachs believes 10% of all new car sales will be partially autonomous by 2030.

This sounds plausible and it's a big jump from the current 3-4%, making the entire autonomous vehicle value chain an attractive investment opportunity.

Quick Recap & Conclusion

• Artificial Intelligence is getting all the love from the market, but Luke “The Contrarian” Lango says his “#1 Tech Stock of 2025” is NOT an Artificial Intelligence (AI) pick.
• Instead, Luke has his sights set on a $1.9 trillion industry that Elon Musk is invested in, and it could also help eliminate one of America’s deadliest killers…its Autonomous Driving technology.
• Luke's “#1 Tech Stock of 2025” along with two other picks are disclosed only in a special report called 3 Stocks for the Self-Driving Revolution. It is ours if we subscribe to Luke's monthly technology newsletter, Innovation Investor for $99 (normally $499).
• Fortunately, you can put your credit card away, as the Greenbull was able to reveal all three of Luke's stock picks for free! They are: Aurora Innovation Inc. (Nasdaq: AUR), WeRide Inc. (Nasdaq: WRD), and Hesai Group (Nasdaq: HSAI).
• Partially autonomous and fully autonomous vehicles are major growth markets and companies up and down the value chain will yield above-average returns over the long term.

Would you give fully autonomous vehicles a try? Drop a Yes or a No in the comments.