Tesla's market cap increased by a staggering $150 billion in just three days, fully recouping its year-to-date losses. This impressive growth came as the company beat second-quarter delivery estimates and showcased massive growth in its energy storage business, leading analysts to believe the worst is in the rearview mirror for Tesla.
Dan Ives, a Wedbush Securities analyst, upgraded Tesla's stock price target to $300, citing a positive shift in the company's demand story for the second half of 2025 and the potential of Tesla's AI story, which he believes could be worth over $1 trillion, making it the most undervalued AI name3.
Elon Musk is setting a new growth target for Tesla, focusing on a global sustainable energy future6. This plan involves a $10 trillion investment to develop sustainable energy worldwide, including repowering the existing power grid with renewable energy, producing more electric vehicles, installing heat pumps in homes and buildings, and using high-temperature heat delivery and hydrogen for industrial applications5.