Morgan Stanley hiked its price target on Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) on Monday as the firm turned even more bullish on the potential for the robotaxi business to be a game changer.Analysts Adam Jonas and his team said they increasingly recognize the importance of embodied AI in Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) future,

Investors wanted to talk about “anything but cars.” “After establishing that consensus is expecting a 15%-type 4Q gross auto margin … and 10% to 15% volume growth in 2025, there was extremely little discussion about the Tesla core auto business,

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Citing advances in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology and embedded artificial intelligence as main drivers, Morgan Stanley ( NYSE:MS) has raised its price target for Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA) to $430 from $400. It also presents an optimistic target for Tesla's bullish scenario, assigning an $800 price per share.

Morgan Stanley raised the firm’s price target on Tesla (TSLA) to $430 from $400 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares. The firm, which

Morgan Stanley has increased Teslas price target to $430, citing advancements in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology and embodied AI. The firm also introduced a bull case valuation of $800 per share, driven by

Tesla Inc. TSLA shares rose more than 2% in after-hours trading on Monday, driven by Morgan Stanley’s increase in its price target and positive developments in its Full Self-Driving technology, according to prominent Tesla bull Gary Black. What Happened ...

Tesla's embodied AI ventures could redefine its growth trajectory. Analysts are revising models to incorporate the potential revenue streams from AI-driven industries, including autonomous ridesharing and intelligent robotics.

Tesla ( TSLA 1.90%) shares surged nearly 5% Tuesday morning, getting a boost from some recent electric vehicle (EV) sales data. The stock also received support from a bullish call by a Wall Street analyst. Tesla shares pared some of the early gains with the stock trading higher by 2% as of 2:22 p.m. ET.

Tesla's non-automotive segments are now seen by many in the market as a vital contributor to long-term value. Key areas of interest for stakeholders are innovations in energy products, such as the Powerwall, continued progress in its AI-focused Dojo supercomputer and autonomous driving.

This increase was attributed to Morgan Stanley raising its price target for Tesla and advancements in its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, as highlighted by Tesla enthusiast Gary Black.

Tesla stock has hit a rough patch in recent weeks, but top analysts still see big gains ahead for the EV maker's stock this year.