Tesla's stock has gone parabolic in recent years, and many investors and analysts wonder how much higher it could go. News this week gave further support to Tesla's fundamentals: the company reportedly started delivering Model Y crossovers in China, which were built locally at Tesla's Gigafactory in Shanghai. China is the world's largest EV market, so any progress made is important to Tesla and its long-term growth plans.
Tesla says it wants to increase vehicle from about 500,000 per year today to over 20 million annually by 2030. These are ambitious growth targets, but investors need to ask two questions:
Tickeron's A.I. can offer some insight. Below, A.I.dvisor compares technicals and fundamentals of Tesla vs. Toyota.