Yet, during the same period, analysts have raised their average 12-month target price for Tesla shares to US$409.49 from US$337.99. The dynamic is “very unusual”, Colas said, since higher target prices typically go hand-in-hand with improving earnings estimates, not dimming expectations. That’s by far the most-expensive valuation among the Magnificent Seven tech giants, which combined trade for around 29 times anticipated earnings. The amount of hope baked into Tesla’s share price has become a point of controversy among investors. The “generational growth opportunities” in robotics, autonomy and energy storage make Tesla’s price worth paying, according to Canaccord Genuity analyst George Gianarikas.

Source: The Edge Markets January 27, 2026 12:53 UTC