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HSBC Thinks Tesla Stock Could Fall 65%. Here's Why.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/03/27/hsbc-thinks-tesla-stock-could-fall-66-heres-why/
HSBC's lead analyst on Tesla thinks the stock could fall to $131 per share.
At the beginning of January, HSBC analyst Michael Tyndall published coverage on the stock that reiterated a reduce rating and a one-year price target of $131 per share. As of this writing, Tesla stock trades at roughly $373 per share. That means that the stock would fall roughly 65% if it were to hit HSBC's most recent pricing target. Here's why HSBC's lead analyst on the stock thinks that Tesla could be poised for a plunge.
Tyndall says that the EV market is becoming increasingly regionalized, with residents of markets including China and the European Union showing increased preference for domestically originated offerings. Recent sales trends for Tesla and other U.S.-based EV makers suggest that global growth opportunities may be significantly weaker than previously anticipated.
In conjunction with weaker international demand, Tesla saw its total vehicle deliveries fall 8.6% in 2025 and overall revenue decline roughly 3%.
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https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/03/27/hsbc-thinks-tesla-stock-could-fall-66-heres-why/
HSBC's lead analyst on Tesla thinks the stock could fall to $131 per share.
At the beginning of January, HSBC analyst Michael Tyndall published coverage on the stock that reiterated a reduce rating and a one-year price target of $131 per share. As of this writing, Tesla stock trades at roughly $373 per share. That means that the stock would fall roughly 65% if it were to hit HSBC's most recent pricing target. Here's why HSBC's lead analyst on the stock thinks that Tesla could be poised for a plunge.
Tyndall says that the EV market is becoming increasingly regionalized, with residents of markets including China and the European Union showing increased preference for domestically originated offerings. Recent sales trends for Tesla and other U.S.-based EV makers suggest that global growth opportunities may be significantly weaker than previously anticipated.
In conjunction with weaker international demand, Tesla saw its total vehicle deliveries fall 8.6% in 2025 and overall revenue decline roughly 3%.
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