Tesla's stock faced difficulties in early 2025 after peaking in previous years. By Q3 2025, despite a recent rise of 6.56%, year-to-date losses reached 16.44%, and since its high in December, shares dropped 34%. Analysts are cautiously optimistic with price target changes amidst declining Q2 vehicle deliveries. Goldman Sachs raised its target to $315 while Mizuho decreased its target to $375, reflecting varying responses to Tesla's performances. The anticipation around the Robotaxi rollout is viewed as key to regaining market confidence and regulatory approval, critical for future growth.
Tesla's shares, after significant gains in 2023 and 2024, faced a downturn in Q1 2025 but saw a recent uptick of 6.56%. Year-to-date, losses are at 16.44%, and the stock has dropped nearly 34% since its all-time high on December 17.
Despite a decline in vehicle deliveries of 384,000 in Q2, down 13% year-over-year, some analysts have raised price targets for Tesla, reflecting optimism related to the launch of the Robotaxi.
Companies like Goldman Sachs and Mizuho have reacted to Tesla's fluctuating performance, with Goldman raising TSLA's price target to $315 and Mizuho lowering theirs to $375, highlighting market uncertainty.
Benchmark analyst Mickey Legg remains optimistic about Tesla, increasing its price target to $475 and endorsing the Robotaxi rollout as significant for gaining regulatory approval and public acceptance, which are critical for rapid expansion.
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