Under CEO Elon Musk’s relentless ambition, Tesla (TSLA) has grown from a niche electric vehicle (EV) maker to a global symbol of innovation in clean energy and autonomous driving. Its journey has been nothing short of remarkable, marked by milestones that have silenced skeptics and defined its dominance.
As 2024 approaches its close, Tesla finds itself at a crossroads. TSLA stock has surged 47% since the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5. Stifel’s 43.2% price hike and a rare upgrade from Roth MKM to “Buy,” citing Musk’s alignment with President-elect Donald Trump, have supported shares. Analysts argue that this political shift could widen Tesla’s appeal and leverage regulatory tailwinds.
However, this optimism faces headwinds in China, where Tesla’s shipments have faltered amid fierce competition. With double-digit gains already banked this year, can Tesla sustain this upward march, or will challenges abroad clip its…
