Citigroup has a reason to boost the stock's price target based on "catalysts" in electric cars and artificial intelligence emotions. Tesla has finished positive in 11 of the previous 12 trading days on Wall Street, providing Citigroup a reason to do so.
Citi is increasing its price target for shares from $182 to $274 while maintaining a neutral rating on the company's stock. This rise comes even though the market experienced a significant decline yesterday as a result of the reported postponement of the Robotaxi unveiling event.
The analysts at Citi are more persuaded that there will be a strong narrative about Tesla stock shortly. The price of Tesla shares experienced a phenomenal surge over the previous month, rising forty percent in just thirty trading days.
The primary reasons for this performance are the earnings beat, a solid showing from the company's energy sector, and future potential in the electric vehicle and artificial intelligence sectors.
Citi believes that "core EV fundamentals" will not be the source of the increase in stock price over the next few years. Instead, Tesla will be required to introduce significant advancements in the areas of artificial intelligence and automobiles:
“The Q2 delivery beat was also encouraging, which prompts increased estimates and supports Citi’s underlying call for improving EV sentiment this summer. However, the firm believes core EV fundamentals alone are unlikely to support significantly further upside from here in Tesla shares absent new product and AI catalysts.”
According to Tesla, the company should have a lot in the works, particularly considering the possibility of its next-generation platform, which will serve as the foundation for the Robotaxi and another new vehicle. At some point in the future, many other vehicles may be in the pipeline, including a van.
Additionally, Tesla is currently in discussions with a major automobile manufacturer regarding the licensing of fully autonomous driving, which has the potential to solidify further the company's position as a significant participant in the race toward autonomy.
Tesla still needs to carry out the execution, which will take place at the appropriate moment. Nevertheless, the most important question remains regarding the launching event for the Robotaxi, which is now uncertain to take place in August as a result of yesterday's news.
Meanwhile, Tesla has introduced the Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive in the U.S., priced below $35,000 after applying for the federal electric vehicle tax credit. This new model boasts a 363-mile range, a top speed of 125 MPH, and accelerates from 0 to 60 MPH in just 4.9 seconds.
Tesla Unveils Budget-Friendly Model 3 Long Range RWD, Offering Over 360 Miles of Range and Exceptional Performance
Tesla has introduced a new Model 3 configuration in the United States, priced below $35,000 after the federal electric vehicle tax credit is applied, according to Teslarati.
The Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel-Drive, a new model from Tesla, is one of the most meticulously designed electric vehicles. For a meager cost, owners will receive a high top speed comparable to most luxury vehicles, exceptional acceleration, and a range of over 360 miles.
The Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive is the most cost-effective vehicle in Tesla's inventory. It starts at $34,990 after the $7,500 EV tax credit and $4,000 in the standard RWD configuration.
The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the vehicle's maximal speed is 125 MPH, and its range is 363 miles. In addition to these performance metrics, it accelerates from 0 to 60 miles per hour in a mere 4.9 seconds.
Tesla also introduced the vehicle in Puerto Rico.
Tesla's New Model 3 Offers Exceptional Value with $29,999 Effective Price After Savings and Tax Credit
Although the federal EV tax credit reduces the vehicle's price to $34,990, Tesla also accounts for $5,000 in petroleum savings over five years. This would reduce the vehicle's price to $29,999, less than $30,000.
The range and efficacy are incomparable for the price. Presently, there are exceedingly few electric vehicles that are even remotely comparable to this price point in terms of their performance metrics and range rating.
The vehicle is currently out of stock for lease on Tesla's website.
Tesla's New ‘Highland’ Model 3 Set for Delivery by August 2024, Boasting Enhanced Design and Performance
It seems that Tesla is prepared to transmit this new Model 3 configuration before the end of the month. Delivery is already scheduled for July through August 2024.
Tesla introduced this new Model 3 body design in the United States earlier this year. The vehicle, commonly called the "Highland," boasts new headlamps and a more defined exterior. Additionally, it has an even more minimalistic interior and improved suspension and control.
In conclusion, Tesla's decision is commendable. Offering a Model 3 with this level of performance and this much range at such an affordable price should facilitate the sale of additional units.
In recent years, the demand for the Model 3 has been overshadowed by the Model Y. Therefore, the company and consumers will benefit from any efforts to complement the exceptional crossover options with a competitive sedan offering.


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