Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has received a rating on its shares from Wall Street Cantor Fitzgerd, who recently made a trip to Austin to visit the company’s data centers and production lines before many prominent products for this year.
It was a bold step, especially given that Tesla shares are under tremendous pressure at the present time, which prevents negative news regarding the company’s feelings and low delivery numbers expected due to the launch of a new version of its most popular car, the Y.
However, Bulls on Wall Street is still thinking about Tesla as a safe play, especially given its strong presence in various industries, including cars, energy and AI/Robotics.
“During a recent visit to the self -dirt centers in Tesla and the production line in GigaFactory Texas, it was clear that there is a lot of capabilities and included in Tasla in 2025:
“On 3/18, we visited the Cortex AI data centers in Tesla and the factory production lines before the company brought its sector from Robotaxi (targeted for the month of June in Austin, followed by CA later in 2025). PT has not changed.
Shepard went on to mention the incentives, which Robotaki fell in Austin in June, as well as the continued start of full self -driving in China, the final operation of FSD in Europe, and the introduction of models at reasonable prices in the first half of this year, and that was only on the upper side.
There are many others, including optimus, growth in the energy section, in the long run, half.
In terms of potential weaknesses, ShePPard expects the possible removal of EV and some of its growth through customs tariffs as the two great things that stand in the way of more growth of the company.
Tesla rose more than 5 percent on Wednesday, trading at $ 236.86.
