Tesla’s electric vehicle deliveries for Q4 2025 fell short of expectations at 418,227, a 16% decline from the previous year. The company is facing industrywide struggles due to the elimination of federal EV tax credits and increased competition. Despite this, investors are focusing on Tesla’s robotaxi fleet and Optimus humanoid robots for future growth. Analysts predict robotaxis in 30 cities by 2026 and believe this business will drive Tesla’s stock price higher. However, caution is advised as Tesla’s stock is currently valued at over 200 times forward earnings, with uncertainties surrounding the success of robotaxis and humanoid robots.

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