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Elon Musk announced that Tesla plans to sell a consumer version of the Cybercab for under $30,000 by 2027, with the first unit produced at Giga Texas and early output expected to be slow before a ramp-up. The news follows Burned skepticism from tech influencer MKBHD, and Wall Street analysts mostly rate TSLA as a Hold with a ~$396.80 target.
An analyst suggests Tesla could be merged into SpaceX/xAI within 12–18 months to form a combined AI/space empire, valuing xAI at about $250B and SpaceX at roughly $1T; Tesla has invested around $2B in xAI, and SpaceX aims to deploy up to 1 million satellites to power AI compute, with the Street largely cautious but one bullish note from Dan Ives who sets a $600 target on TSLA.
Tesla starts 2026 under pressure as European demand softens and 2025 deliveries fall to 1.63 million, with early 2026 data showing further weakness (Norway down 88%, France only 661 cars). Analysts are split: bears warn the car business is falling apart and push targets very low, while bulls argue Musk’s AI/robotics push could lift the company to new highs (targets up to $600+). The average 12‑month target sits around $393.51, implying modest downside from a price near $406, amid a shift from hardware to software and talks of Musk’s SpaceX/xAI consolidation influencing Tesla’s strategic direction.
Senate Commerce Committee backing for domestic autonomous-vehicle development signals strength for the robotaxi push, potentially aiding Tesla and Waymo in the global race. But Tesla scrapped a planned driverless charging station in San Francisco after union opposition, and TSLA stock fell over 5% as analysts maintain a cautious Hold view with modest downside risk.
California is weighing a $200 million electric-vehicle subsidy for first-time buyers, with price caps of $55,000 for cars and $80,000 for pickups/SUVs/vans (used EVs under $25k eligible too). If enacted, it could bolster Tesla after the loss of federal rebates, but TSLA shares fell modestly on the news and analysts largely view the stock as a Hold with an average target around $393.51, signaling limited upside until broader catalysts like a SpaceX/xAI merger and Starlink cash flow materialize.
Tesla plans roughly $20 billion in capital expenditure this year to transform its business, including converting a former Model S/X factory to build Optimus humanoid robots and reviving rooftop solar via a Buffalo, NY facility. The move spurred a rally in TSLA shares (about 5%), while Canaccord Genuity issued a Buy rating; Wall Street’s consensus remains a Hold with a price target around $401.27, implying about 8% downside risk.
Tesla is due to report Q4 earnings after the market closes on Jan 28; analysts expect about $0.45 per share on roughly $24.8 billion in revenue, with investors eyeing updates on the Austin robotaxi program and ongoing self-driving progress amid margin pressure. The stock has traded cautiously ahead of the print, and options imply about a 6% post-earnings move amid mixed analyst views on Tesla’s risk/reward.
Top investor Victor Dergunov argues Tesla’s stock hinges on future growth in AI, FSD, advanced chips, energy generation/storage and robotics, highlighting Tesla’s ecosystem and scale as potential advantages. He predicts Q4 2025 revenue of about $26.45 billion and EPS of $0.52, suggesting a post‑market earnings beat and a Strong Buy rating, while Wall Street shows a mixed consensus (mostly Hold) with a 12‑month target around $398.38.
Top investor Daniel Sparks questions Tesla’s long‑term bull case, citing high capex near $9B and the potential for a costly, commoditized robotaxi market with tight margins; despite Q4 delivery declines, TSLA trades above $440 and analysts yield a cautious view (mostly Hold) with downside risk to targets.
Tesla's stock faces potential big moves this week as CEO Elon Musk aims to launch unsupervised robotaxis in Austin by year's end and reports Q4 vehicle delivery numbers, which are expected to decline. The stock has recently retreated below key buy points but remains a top performer in the S&P 500 for the year, with investors closely watching these catalysts for future gains.
The U.S. is considering implementing restrictions on software exports to China, affecting companies like Microsoft, Boeing, and Tesla, amid ongoing trade tensions.
Tesla's Q3 earnings are expected to cause a 7.25% swing in its stock price according to the options market, indicating significant investor anticipation of volatility around the earnings report.
Tesla (TSLA) is approaching an aggressive buy point amid a volatile market and upcoming earnings, with analysts cautious due to risks like declining profits and uncertain future growth in robotaxi and AI ventures. The stock has shown recent strength but remains risky for new investors, especially before the Q3 report and CEO Elon Musk's comments.
Tesla's stock has surged to a 2025 high of over $435, driven by optimism around its robotaxi, AI, and energy storage initiatives, but concerns about high valuation and execution risks remain, with analysts rating it a 'Hold' and a potential downside of 28%.
Tesla's stock rose over 3% after Elon Musk defended his proposed $1 trillion compensation plan, which aims to align his influence with Tesla's AI and robotics growth, despite concerns about share dilution and short-term earnings impact.