Tesla stock to crash 45% after Robotaxi launch, according to Wall Street analyst

Group 1 - Guggenheim analyst Ronald Jewsikow maintains a bearish stance on Tesla, reaffirming a 'Sell' rating with a price target of $175, indicating a 46% downside from current levels [1][5] - Despite initial enthusiasm for Tesla's robotaxi launch, the analyst describes the event as "a relatively uneventful Sunday in Austin," downplaying the hype surrounding it [4][5] - Concerns are raised over Tesla's deteriorating business fundamentals, with the analyst suggesting that recent stock gains are driven more by excitement than actual financial results [5][6] Group 2 - UBS analyst Joseph Spak also maintains a bearish view on Tesla, assigning a 'Sell' rating with a price target of $215, focusing on weaker-than-expected Q2 deliveries [7] - Spak expects Tesla to report 366,000 deliveries for Q2, which is 10% below consensus estimates [7] - Tesla's new vehicle sales in Europe dropped 27.9% year-over-year in May, while overall electric vehicle sales in the region increased by 27.2% [8][9]