As of mid-2025, of stability after a tumultuous 2024. After a few months of a slight rebound from last year’s fall, it is currently trading with a band gap between $240 and $270, mildly optimistic.
Presently, about 55% analysts consider this company a ‘buy’, citing future projects such as autonomous software updates, energy storage, expansion, and scaling up global production.
However, Tesla’s price-to-earnings ratio still dwarfs that of the automobile industry average, and many observers have cautioned that market expectations may have, in fact, been priced in too aggressively, especially if competition starts to intensify.
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