Goldman Sachs Lowers Tesla Price Target to $320
- Rating
- Hold
- Price target
- $320
- from $345
- Implied upside
- +18%
- vs $272.04 prior close

Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney lowered the price target on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) to $320 (from $345) while maintaining a Neutral rating.
“We lower our below consensus delivery estimates for Tesla reflecting the quarter to date data for key regions (i.e.
China, Europe, and the US), as well as what we believe are broader demand trends (including based on consumer surveys from HundredX)… We believe FSD v13 has shown meaningful improvement from v12, and we see that as supporting better monetization in the US over the medium to longer term especially if Tesla can transition this to eyes-off capability.
However, multiple competitors in China are also offering hands-free ADAS solutions without an incremental software package needing to be purchased (although sometimes it’s only available on more premium vehicle trims), which we believe suggests that Tesla will have a harder time monetizing FSD in China especially if it continues to require driver supervision.”
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Tracking this call
Since this note+39% TSLA $272.04 → $377.81 (Oct 8) · target reached
This call at 6 months✓ Target reached on May 13, 2025, 2 months after the note. At 12 months: reached.
Firm track recordGoldman Sachs reached 78% of its 36 scored targets within six months (#5 of 31 firms); on Tesla, 5 of 5. Accuracy ranking →



