Tesla Stock Isn't Cheap Anymore. Buy, Sell or Hold?

Tesla Stock Isn't Cheap Anymore anchors a shifting outlook for Tesla, with 24/7 Wall St. setting a price target of $399.81 for NASDAQ:TSLA, about 1.95% below the $407.76 quote at the time of writing. The outlet’s proprietary confidence score of 90% supports a “hold” rating, arguing Tesla is priced for continued momentum in its AI narrative. It cites potential upside tied to faster Robotaxi rollout across seven U.S. metros and Optimus reaching volume production ahead of schedule on a Fremont line aimed at one million robots per year. In the last reported quarter, Tesla posted Q1 FY26 results announced April 22, with revenue at $22.39 billion (+15.8% YoY) and non-GAAP EPS of $0.41 (+14.14%). Competitive context comes from comparisons to Rivian and General Motors in the EV valuation debate.