Although Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares have fallen into bearish territory after the enthusiastic Mad Money host Jim Cramer characterized it as a “robust stock,” the recently unveiled artificial intelligence (AI) model remains uncertain about its potential price trajectory in 2025.
Indeed, Tesla shares have not demonstrated impressive price movement this year, especially in the last few weeks following Cramer’s latest remarks, with one analyst expressing that optimism for a rebound in shares of the electric vehicle (EV) company, helmed by Elon Musk, was misplaced.
Given the above and other pertinent aspects, Finbold has engaged the Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) AI assistant, known as Llama 3.1, to provide insights into possible price targets for Tesla stocks over the upcoming year, and it has presented its findings from the perspective as of August 29.
According to Meta’s sophisticated AI platform, Tesla shares might hit a price that varies widely, falling between $85 and $800.70. This is based on evaluations by various stock market specialists, including Roth Capital’s Craig Irwing, who deemed Tesla shares overpriced and forecasted the lower-end price target.
Conversely, it referenced analysts from Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) and others who have projected a price of $400 and above, citing the “company’s growth potential, especially in the electric vehicle sector and the advancement of its supercomputer, Dojo.” They further noted:
“Additionally, long-term predictions indicate that Tesla’s stock could reach $590.95 in 2025, with a high forecast of $800.70 and a low estimation of $381.20.”
Wall Street analysts’ Tesla stock forecast 2025
Meanwhile, 12-month Tesla stock price forecasts provided by a collective of 31 Wall Street analysts over the last three months average at $211.46, suggesting a decrease of 1.40% from its current price, with the lowest target at $85 (-60.37%) and the highest at $310 (+44.54%), according to the latest information collected by Finbold.
Jed Dorsheimer from William Blair belongs to the more optimistic faction, having assigned an ‘outperform’ rating to Tesla stock, commending its “‘Apple-esque’ ecosystem for the future of energy,” which encompasses the “automotive sector and longer-term prospects such as AI, robotaxi, and robotics.”
“When we look into the future, fleets of robotaxis could enhance vehicle utilization and humanoid robots could free up energy from mundane tasks.”
Tesla stock price examination
Currently, Tesla shares are trading at the price of $214.47, reflecting a 3.51% increase for the day, a 0.75% drop on its weekly chart, and experiencing an 8.27% decrease in the last month, along with a 13.67% decline since the beginning of the year, based on the details as of August 29.
So, what is causing the drop in Tesla shares? Notably, some explanations might stem from the ongoing negative sentiment following disappointing second-quarter earnings released in late July, alongside investor concerns that Musk may sell more TSLA stock to resolve significant financial issues with X (formerly Twitter) and the losses he has accumulated since taking control.
Ultimately, Meta AI has presented a very broad spectrum for the potential TSLA stock price in 2025, and conducting personal research before investing substantial funds in any asset is essential—especially since market trends can shift abruptly and dramatically.
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