⚈ Tesla left Q1 2025 goals, but rose after Musk allowed the company to focus more.
⚈ Analysts have mixed views with an average price target.
⚈ Some cutting targets for weak results; Others persist in long -term growth bullish.
If Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) shares have positively responded positively to the frustrating profits, the part of the Wall Street hopes to keep its current price in the next 12 months.
In the first quarter, Tesla left expectations for both profit and revenue, announcing the adjusted profits per $ 0.27 per share compared to the expected $ 0.39 and $ 19.34 billion income, which is 9% falling by $ 21.3 billion in the same quarter last year and less than $ 21.11 billion.
Car revenue fell to 20% to $ 14 billion, after a 13% drop in vehicles to 336,681 units.
Despite the weak results, Tesla's shares rose after CEO Elon Musk announced that he would reduce his involvement with the Trump Administration Department's Effectiveness Department (DOGE), starting with May to focus more on the company.
Investors greeted this step, although some expressed concern about the potential damage of Musk's political ties.
At the end of the last session, TSLA's share rose by nearly 10%to $ 284.95. However, Tesla will remain almost 25%in 2025.
Analysts set the Tesla stock price
As far as the share price prospects are concerned, Wall Street analysts at Taprank Be careful on the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer. Of the 40 analysts, 17 suggested buying Tesla shares, 11 recommended stakes and 12 recommended sales.
Tesla's average 12-month price target is now $ 284.74, which is 0.07% a decline compared to a recent trading price of $ 284.95.
At the same time, experts project a wide selection for Tesla shares aimed at $ 465 and a low estimate of $ 115, highlighting the future of uncertainty.
Specific analysts take Tesla's stock price
On April 24, HSBC repeated the Tesla rating “Reduce” and lowered its price target to $ 125 to $ 125, referring to a weak Q1 gross profit, unclear 2025 instructions and increasing structural risks from aging lineup and increased competition, especially from China.
On the same day, Stifel retained the rating, but created his price goal to $ 455 to $ 450. Despite the fact that the Q1 is lacking with weak childbirth and model Y update pressure, they remained positive, highlighting catalysts such as new, lower -priced models, model Yi thrust, uninchanted FSD progress in Austin and Musk decreased participation with Doge.
On April 23, Cantor Fitzgerald Tesla retained his rating “overweight”, but scored a price target from $ 425 to $ 355. They are in the long run Bullish, referring to growth leaders such as Robotax, lower-priced EV and FSD expansion in China and Europe, while noting short-term risks due to economic volatility, tariffs and potential political rebounds. Cantor continues Tesla as the main strengths of the vertical integration and the global scale.
In the meantime, Dan Ives kept his rating and cultivated His price goal from $ 350 from $ 315. He highlighted Musk as the CEO of the new focus and the quarterly income statement as a turning point, looking at Tesla's progress as autonomy and robotics as the main catalysts of future growth, despite the continuing challenges.
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