Tesla (TSLA, Financial) has had a brutal start to 2025, losing 50% of its value since December, and according to Wells Fargo analyst Colin Langan, the stock could drop another 46% from current levels.
Despite the bearish outlook, Tesla shares rose 3.5% on Friday morning as investors shrugged off the warning. Langan lowered his Tesla price target from $135 to $130, maintaining an Underweight rating, citing weak sales, shrinking margins, and a bleak growth outlook for the year. European demand has been particularly concerning, with protests and vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles, further dampening sales.
Adding to Tesla's troubles, even Elon Musk is reportedly worried about potential tariffs from the Trump administration. A letter, though unsigned, warned that U.S. exporters could face disproportionate impacts if trading partners retaliate. Tesla is trying to adjust its supply chain, but sourcing key materials within the U.S. remains a challenge, creating another major headwind for the EV maker.
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