Tesla is projected to earn around $3 billion in zero-emission vehicle credits this year, as per Piper Sandler analyst Alex Potter. Despite fears regarding potential offsetting policy changes under President Trump's administration, the impact on Tesla's finances is expected to be minimal. Potter sustained a $400 price target for Tesla stock, indicating a potential upside. Tesla’s prior earnings from regulatory credits were substantial, netting approximately $3.5 billion last year. Additionally, advancements in Tesla's Full Self-Driving program and Robotaxi developments were mentioned as significant factors influencing the outlook.
Despite concerns over policy shifts, Tesla is expected to earn about $3 billion in zero-emission vehicle credits this year, with a price target of $400 per share.
Piper Sandler estimates Tesla will still book around $3B in credits this year, followed by $2.3B in 2026, despite potential regulatory changes.
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