Barclays cuts Tesla stock target on expectations of negative Q1 earnings call

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Barclays cuts Tesla stock target on expectations of negative Q1 earnings call

)'s upcoming Q1 earnings call, Barclays has revised down its stock target for the electric vehicle giant, reflecting concerns about potential challenges and performance metrics that could impact the company's financial performance and outlook.

“Up until several weeks ago, the key focal point into the 1Q result was Tesla’s vehicle sales fundamentals, with Tesla facing an extremely challenged set-up amid a sharp delivery miss, risk of no growth in volume in 2024, and further pressure to margins,” said Barclays. Barclays also highlighted recent news for Tesla, including a large round of layoffs, departures of key executives, and a “subsequent report validating the cancellation of Model 2.

Nevertheless, the bank expects the 1Q print to be a negative catalyst for Tesla stock for several reasons.

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