Will Tesla hit $500 this year?

Sees upside tied to autonomy and energy narratives but flags valuation sensitivity. Its 50% estimate sits 12 points above the market's 38%, leaning on self-driving cars and robots as future revenue while keeping an eye on fewer cars sold and slimmer profit margins.

Cautious on a near-term re-rating given delivery and margin pressure. Its 47% estimate sits 9 points above the market's 38%, leaning on self-driving cars and robots as future revenue while keeping an eye on fewer cars sold and slimmer profit margins.

Weights optionality from FSD and robotics in a bullish scenario. Its 53% estimate sits 15 points above the market's 38%, leaning on self-driving cars and robots as future revenue while keeping an eye on fewer cars sold and slimmer profit margins.

Cites a wide analyst price-target range as reflecting genuine uncertainty. Its 50% estimate sits 12 points above the market's 38%, leaning on self-driving cars and robots as future revenue while keeping an eye on fewer cars sold and slimmer profit margins.

Most bullish, emphasizing AI and autonomy optionality. Its 56% estimate sits 18 points above the market's 38%, leaning on self-driving cars and robots as future revenue while keeping an eye on fewer cars sold and slimmer profit margins.

Balances narrative upside against fundamentals. Its 50% estimate sits 12 points above the market's 38%, leaning on self-driving cars and robots as future revenue while keeping an eye on fewer cars sold and slimmer profit margins.