Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) could benefit significantly from Elon Musk’s rumored departure from his role at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), according to Wedbush analysts. Musk, who has been at the forefront of DOGE initiatives, is now expected to refocus on Tesla during a pivotal time for the EV maker.
Wedbush emphasized that Musk’s prolonged absence from Tesla leadership poses risks to the company’s brand and performance. "This situation is not sustainable," analysts wrote, warning that continued involvement in DOGE could lead to permanent brand damage for Tesla.
With increased competition and evolving market conditions in the electric vehicle sector, analysts see Musk’s potential return to Tesla as a timely move. Calling it “the last chapter” of his government engagements, Wedbush labeled his shift back to Tesla as “a very bullish sign” that could reinvigorate innovation and operational momentum.
The firm reiterated its “Outperform” rating on Tesla stock, citing the potential for Musk’s renewed focus to positively impact the company’s long-term growth and strategy. However, they also issued a cautionary note, referencing Tesla’s disappointing Q1 delivery numbers as a wake-up call.
"We remain bullish on Tesla’s long-term outlook, but Musk must re-engage or risk steering the company toward more challenging times," the note added.
Musk has not yet commented publicly on his future with DOGE, but investor sentiment appears hopeful that his attention will shift back to Tesla’s core mission.
This development comes at a crucial moment for Tesla as it works to maintain its leadership in a rapidly evolving electric vehicle market. With Musk possibly stepping away from DOGE, markets may view this as a much-needed realignment of priorities.


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