Why is the Tesla share price down today?

The stock is weaker after a Q4 2025 delivery miss that raised concerns about near-term volume and pricing. That has prompted target cuts and a more cautious stance from parts of the street. Traders are also reacting to soft momentum readings and price sitting near the lower Bollinger Band.

What are the latest Tesla price targets and TSLA analyst ratings?

Truist cut its Tesla price target to USD 439, and TipRanks’ 32-analyst mean is USD 393.90, implying just over 10% downside. Our data shows a consensus target near USD 413.46 and median USD 417.50. Ratings split: 33 Buy, 16 Hold, 12 Sell.

Which levels are key for TSLA in the short term?

Support sits near USD 435.30 and the lower Bollinger Band around USD 430.41. Resistance is at the 50-day average near USD 445.10, then USD 458.34. A daily close above the 50-day could improve momentum; a break below USD 430 may invite further weakness.

What should Australian investors consider before buying TSLA?

TSLA trades in USD, so factor currency impacts on returns and costs. Check your broker’s FX spread and fees, use limit orders during US hours, and size positions within your AUD-based allocation. Be mindful of event risk into 28 January 2026 UTC earnings and set clear stop-loss rules.

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TSLA Stock Today: January 04 — Analysts See 10% Downside after Q4 Miss

ByDanny Kontos January 3, 2026January 3, 2026

The Tesla share price is under pressure today after a Q4 2025 delivery miss pushed several brokers to cut targets. Shares of symbol TSLA last traded at USD 438.07, down 2.59% on the day, with a USD 435.30 intraday low and USD 458.34 high. Truist cut its Tesla price target to USD 439, while TipRanks’ 32-analyst mean target of USD 393.90 implies just over 10% downside. RBC still rates Buy, and Morgan Stanley sits at Equalweight as investors balance near-term softness against longer-term FSD, robotaxi, and energy-storage catalysts.