Tesla Sank 15% on Its Q2 Miss. Wall Street's Average Price Target Now Implies 29% Upside.

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Tesla ( TSLA -2.14% ) shareholders had a rough Thursday. Shares of the electric car maker sank about 15% following the company's second-quarter report, closing at $319.69 -- near the bottom of a 52-week range that runs from $297.82 to $498.83. But Wall Street barely budged. The average analyst price target on the stock sits near $412 as of this writing, about 29% above Thursday's close. And across the 44 analysts covering the company, the consensus rating is still a buy. That's quite a gap. So is the drop a buying opportunity, or is Wall Street just slow to mark down a story it has believed in for years? Tesla's revenue rose 26% year over year to $28.2 billion in the second quarter of 2026, helped by 480,126 vehicle deliveries -- the company's best second quarter ever. That marked an acceleration from 16% growth in Q1, and it pushed the company past $100 billion in trailing-12-month revenue for the first time. After revenue shrank last year, the top line is moving again.

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Despite Tesla reporting a 26% year-over-year increase in Q2 revenue to $28.2 billion and vehicle deliveries reaching 481,026 units, the stock plummeted 15% to close at $319.69. Wall Street analysts' average price target remains at $412, still suggesting a 29% upside potential. Investors are urged to take a cautious approach as to whether this slump following the earnings miss is a buy-the-dip opportunity or a delayed reaction by Wall Street.

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