Highlights

  • Barclays maintains “neutral” on TSLA with updated analyst perspectives across firms.
  • Several brokerages adjust price targets, reflecting varied sentiment on the stock.
  • Latest quarterly results show revenue growth and steady operational performance.

Barclays reiterated its “neutral” rating on Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) in a report released on Monday. The firm kept its price objective at USD 350. The update appears alongside broader analyst commentary on the electric vehicle segment. The rating reflects the firm’s latest assessment of market conditions and company fundamentals.

Other Analyst Views

Multiple equity research firms issued revised ratings and targets for TSLA in recent months.
Key notes include:

  • Industrial Alliance Securities set a USD 300 target in a report dated October 13.
  • Benchmark maintained a “buy” rating on October 23.
  • Evercore ISI raised its target from USD 235 to USD 300 while reiterating “neutral” on October 29.
  • Cantor Fitzgerald set a USD 510 price objective and assigned an “overweight” rating.
  • President Capital lifted its target from USD 373 to USD 529, issuing a “buy” rating.

According to MarketBeat.com, the overall analyst consensus is “Hold.” The distribution includes one “Strong Buy,” twenty-one “Buy,” thirteen “Hold,” and nine “Sell” ratings. The current average target price stands at USD 394.03.

Quarterly Results Snapshot

Tesla released its quarterly earnings on October 23.
Key performance details include:

  • Earnings per share of USD 0.50, above the consensus estimate of USD 0.48.
  • Quarterly revenue of USD 28.10 billion, compared to expectations of USD 24.98 billion.
  • Net margin reported at 5.51%.
  • Return on equity recorded at 6.61%.
  • Revenue grew 11.6% year over year.
  • EPS for the same quarter last year stood at USD 0.72.
  • Analysts anticipate full-year EPS of 2.56.

Company Overview

Tesla designs and manufactures electric vehicles and energy systems across global markets. The company operates two primary segments:

  • Automotive: Includes EV production, regulatory credit sales, used vehicle sales, service operations, supercharging, merchandise, and insurance services.
  • Energy Generation and Storage: Covers energy products and related solutions.

Latest Closing Price: Tesla last closed at USD 430.12 on December 01 2025.