UBS Raises Tesla Price Target to $215
- Rating
- Sell
- Price target
- $215
- from $190
- Implied downside
- -33%
- vs $322.16 prior close

UBS analyst Joseph Spak raised the price target on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) to $215 (from $190) while maintaining a Sell rating.
“With Tesla launching their first robotaxi service in Austin, investor focus on the autonomous ride-hailing opportunity is very high. As such, we take a look at the opportunity.
Net, if all goes according to plan (technology, regulatory, building and scaling a network, etc.) the opportunity can be significant – potentially a 2.3mm vehicle fleet by 2040 generating ~$200bn in revenue.
Recall, Elon Musk indicated that autonomy is one of two (along with humanoid robots) main drivers of the stock’s long-term value.
While Tesla appears to be well positioned, we believe the opportunity is already priced into the stock.
We built out our robotaxi model and believe the opportunity is worth ~$99/share which when considering other parts of TSLA’s business, still leaves us cautious on TSLA’s overall valuation.”
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Tracking this call
Since this note+16% TSLA $322.16 → $375 (Oct 9) · moving away from the target
This call✗ Not reached within 12 months: a year after the note TSLA closed at $382, 77% above the $215 target, and it moved the other way.
Firm track recordUBS: 72% of its 18 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#14 of 20 firms); on Tesla, 2 of 5. Accuracy ranking →





