You're focused on the share price / market cap, and I'm talking about the underlying assumptions. Just because she was right on the share price once does not mean she has been correct on the underlying assumptions about what got it there. Far from it.
Their published bear case price target (split adjusted) for 2025 is $500/share. Their published bull case price target is $1,333/share. Their average is $1,000/share. I guess you never say never, but...
And again, their *bear case* has Tesla doing 5m units next year for $234bn in auto revenue, $23bn in insurance revenue, $42bn in human ride share network (as a precursor to robotaxis, something Tesla has never publicly mentioned), with 43% total gross margins, for something like $100bn in net income.
Feel free to refer back to this post in January 2026 to see how close they were.