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Morgan Stanley Lifts Tesla Bull-Case Target to $840 on Semi Potential

Morgan Stanley increased its bull-case target for Tesla to $840, emphasizing the long-term growth potential of the Tesla Semi and autonomous software revenue streams.

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Morgan Stanley raised bull-case target to $840, highlighting long-term potential in Tesla Semi and FSD recurring revenue, but maintains equal-weight rating.

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • Morgan Stanley raised its bull-case target for Tesla to $840, though it maintains an equal-weight rating.
  • The firm projects the Tesla Semi could generate $17 billion in high-margin FSD revenue by 2040.
  • Tesla's long-term valuation hinges on recurring revenue from robotaxis, Optimus robots, and autonomous trucking.

📝 Executive Summary

Morgan Stanley analyst Andrew Percoco raised his bull-case price target for Tesla to $840, citing the long-term revenue potential of the Tesla Semi and autonomous software. While maintaining an equal-weight rating, the firm highlights that high-margin recurring revenue from FSD and robot-as-a-service models remains central to the company's future valuation.

❓ FAQ

Why did Morgan Stanley raise its bull-case target for Tesla?

The target increase reflects the long-term potential of Tesla's recurring revenue streams, specifically from the Tesla Semi, robotaxis, and Full Self-Driving (FSD) software.