Tesla Analysts Set 12-Month Price Targets From $391 to $500

Tesla’s 12-month price targets span $391 to $500 as analysts weigh the electric-vehicle maker’s existing business against potential growth in software, autonomy, robotics and energy storage.

Tesla shares closed at $377.81 on Oct. 7, 2026, after reaching an intraday high of $382.35. The lower end of the analyst range sits about 3.5% above that closing price.

UBS analyst Joseph Spak raised his 12-month target to $391 from $385 on Oct. 7, 2026, while maintaining a Neutral rating. The revised target places UBS only modestly above Tesla’s latest closing price.

Yorkville Ives analyst Daniel Ives took the more optimistic view, initiating coverage on Oct. 6 with an Outperform rating and a $500 target. His outlook centers on Tesla’s potential to expand beyond vehicle sales through Full Self-Driving software, autonomous mobility, humanoid robotics and energy-storage products.

The average 12-month target is $396.39, based on 26 analysts, with a Moderate Buy consensus. The range highlights differing expectations for how much of Tesla’s future value will come from its automotive operations versus newer technology and energy businesses.

Tesla’s third-quarter 2026 operating figures provide the latest business context. The company produced 464,391 vehicles, delivered 486,532 vehicles and deployed 13.7 gigawatt-hours of energy-storage products.

Tesla’s third-quarter deliveries were detailed in an earlier report. Tesla is scheduled to release its quarterly financial results after the market closes Oct. 21, 2026.