⚈ Tesla missed the Q1 2025 goals, but rose after Musk pledged more focus on the company.
⚈ They have mixed viewers, with the average target price.
⚈ Some of the goals cut on weak results; Others remain suddenly growing in the long run.
While the Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) reaction was positively despite the disappointing Q1 Q1, part of the Wall Street will keep its current price for the next 12 months.
In the first quarter, he missed expectations in each of the profits and revenues, as it was $ 0.27 per share compared to $ 0.39 expected and revenues of 19.34 billion dollars, by 9 % from 21.3 billion dollars in the same quarter of last year, and less than expectations of $ 21.11 billion.
Car revenue decreased by 20 % to $ 14 billion, after a 13 % decrease in vehicle delivery operations to 336,681 units.
Despite the weak results, Tesla shares rose after CEO Elon Musk announced that it would expand his participation in the management of government efficiency in the Trump administration (DOGE) that begins in May with more focus on the company.
Investors welcomed this step, although some have expressed their concerns about the brand possible damage to the political relations of musk.
At the end of the last session, the TSLA share increased by 10 % to $ 284.95. However, Tesla remains approximately 25 % in 2025.
Analysts set the price of Tesla
Regarding the stock price expectations, Wall Street analysts in Tipranks You have a cautious view of the Electric Car Manufacturer (EV). Of the 40 analysts, 17 of Tesla’s participation, 11 recommended, and 12 advised the sale.
The average target price of the 12 -month -old Tesla is now $ 284.74, a decrease of 0.07 % from the last trading price of $ 284.95.
At the same time, experts prepare a wide range for Tesla share, with a high goal of $ 465 and a low estimate of $ 115, highlighting uncertainty about the company’s future.
Specified analysts take the price of Tesla
On April 24, HSBC repeated its “decrease” rating on Tesla and reduced its target price to $ 120 from 125 dollars, noting the weakness of the total profit in the first quarter, the directions of 2025 unclear, and the increasing structural risk of aging and increasing competition, especially from China.
On the same day, Stifel maintained the “purchase” classification but it reduced its target price to $ 450 from $ 455. Although the Q1 misses associated with weak connections and typical Y updates, they remained positive, highlighting stimuli such as new low -cost models, progressive FSD advanced FSD overseeing in Austin, and the sharing Musk reduced with DOGE.
On April 23, Cantor Fitzgerland maintained its “weight gain” classification on Tesla, but reduced the target price to $ 355 from $ 425. It remains optimistic in the long run, referring to growth drivers such as the release of Robotaxi and low -cost EVS and the expansion of FSD in China and Europe with short -term risk in the short term of economic fluctuations, definitions, and possible political reaction. Cantor continues to offer vertical integration for Tesla and the global scale as a major power.
Meanwhile, Dan Evez from Wedbush remained its “Outperform” and Arise Its targeted price to $ 350 from 315 dollars. Musk’s renewed concentration as CEO and Corness Q1 Conteer highlighted as a turning point, where he saw Tesla progress in autonomy and robots as major stimuli for future growth, despite the ongoing challenges.
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