Core Viewpoint - Cantor Fitzgerald has upgraded Tesla from Neutral to Overweight, maintaining a price target of 30,000, including tax credits, is expected to be introduced in the first half of 2025 [3] Group 2: Production and Revenue Expectations - High-volume production of the Optimus bot is expected in 2026, with initial deliveries in the first half of that year [4] - Production of the Tesla Semi is anticipated to start in the second half of 2025 or 2026, which is expected to positively impact Tesla's stock [4] - Future revenue growth is expected from Full Self-Driving, Robotaxi, Energy Storage & Deployment, and Optimus Bots, which are fundamental to Tesla's long-term thesis [5] Group 3: Near-term Challenges - Despite the bullish outlook, some near-term softness is anticipated, with a "mild" first quarter expected due to lower demand in Europe, increased competition in China, and negative sentiment surrounding CEO Elon Musk [6] - Growth in Tesla's automotive business may be partially offset by tariffs and the potential removal of the EV tax credit [7] Group 4: Delivery and Revenue Estimates - Cantor Fitzgerald has revised its full-year 2025 delivery estimates from approximately 2 million to 1.9 million and 2026 estimates from approximately 2.39 million to 2.33 million [8] - Full-year 2025 revenue estimates have been cut from 107.4 billion, and 2026 revenue estimates from 141 billion [8] Group 5: Upcoming Earnings Report - Tesla is not scheduled to report quarterly results until late April, with consensus estimates currently predicting earnings of 53 cents per share and revenue of $24.52 billion [9]
Tesla Analyst Turns Bullish Following Factory Visit, Sees Multiple Catalysts Driving EV Stock To $425