The list of analysts who think Tesla could be a big winner in the robotaxi race

A growing number of Wall Street analysts now believe Tesla may stand to benefit substantially — thanks to its push into autonomous robotaxis and related mobility services. For example, Cantor Fitzgerald’s analyst Andres Sheppard recently raised the firm’s expectations for Tesla, citing optimism that Tesla’s planned autonomous “Cybercab” — expected to roll out in 2026 — could offer the company a major growth catalyst. The underlying thesis? Once Tesla mass‑produces self-driving vehicles at scale, revenue from ride‑hailing and mobility services could become a powerful profit engine — possibly eclipsing traditional car sales. Further fueling the bullish view: Tesla already has hundreds of thousands of vehicles on the road collecting real‑world driving data. That data gives Tesla a unique edge in refining autonomous driving software — a tough advantage against legacy automakers or new startups scrambling to catch up. Still — as many analysts caution — the path ahead is not guaranteed. Tesla must successfully navigate regulatory approvals, scale production, and prove safety and reliability before robotaxis can meaningfully move the needle. #Tesla #Robotaxi #AutonomousVehicles #CantorFitzgerald #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM