Wedbush Raises Tesla Price Target, Predicts $2T Market Cap in 2025

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives has increased Tesla’s price target to $550, up from $515, citing confidence in the company’s growth potential through 2025. The firm maintains a bull case price target of $650.

Ives highlighted optimism for Tesla’s autonomous and AI initiatives, noting that regulatory support under the Trump administration could be a “game changer” for the company. He expects Tesla’s autonomous vision to take shape alongside robust vehicle delivery demand, particularly in the Chinese market, contributing to a potential $2 trillion market cap by 2025.

Tesla recently launched a new Model Y in China. The Model Y has been the world’s bestselling car.

Shares of TSLA are down 1.4% for the day and the current market cap is at $1.35 trillion. To reach a $2 trillion market cap, shares of Tesla would have to reach about $624. In the past year, shares of Tesla are up 100%. Year to date, shares are up 10% and in the past three months, up 91%.

The analysis also points to Tesla’s Optimus project as a major upside catalyst, though its value is not currently factored into the price target. Ives anticipates further positive updates from Tesla during its upcoming earnings call.

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