Morgan Stanley analysts raised their bull case target price for Tesla to $840 but maintained an "Equal-Weight" rating.
Morgan Stanley analyst Andrew Percoco recently raised Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) bull case price target from $820 to $840, while maintaining an "Equal-Weight" rating and a base case price target of $400. The analyst believes Tesla's long-term potential lies in its high-margin recurring revenue businesses, such as Cybercab and Optimus robots, as well as its Semi truck business, with autonomous Semi trucks expected to generate over $17 billion in high-margin FSD revenue by 2040. However, Tesla CEO Musk stated that FSD development for Semi trucks will "take a back seat" in the next six months, prioritizing FSD v15 for Model 3, Model Y, and the Cybercab/robotaxi fleet.
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