Tesla stock forecast: Can Robotaxi expansion support a move toward $367.50?
Tesla is extending its rebound as Robotaxi expansion offsets fresh weakness in the Cybertruck business. Momentum can carry the stock toward $367.50, but the recovery remains fragile below the 200-day SMA.
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Tesla plans to refund deposits to some Cybertruck buyers because the company will not be able to fulfill all existing orders before production is halted in roughly eight months. Tesla intends to redirect manufacturing capacity toward Cybercab production. Meanwhile, U.S. Cybertruck sales fell 48% in 2025 to 20,237 vehicles.
At the same time, Tesla is expanding its autonomous ride-hailing business. According to TechCrunch, the company has announced the launch of its Robotaxi service in San Antonio. The size of the fleet and operating conditions have not yet been disclosed, leaving the commercial impact of the expansion uncertain.
Tesla stock eyes $367.50 as buyers extend the recovery
The scenario outlined previously played out in full. Tesla stock held key support and reached the $357.50 target.
For today’s session, the rebound could extend toward resistance around $367.50.
So far, however, the move still looks driven largely by short covering rather than a confirmed trend reversal. TSLA’s technical structure would improve only after a break above the 200-day SMA near $384.
A drop below $350 would invalidate this scenario. In that case, support at $337.50 would come back into focus.
U.S. inflation data could test Tesla's rebound momentum
The October U.S. CPI will be released on November 10. According to the official BLS calendar, the report is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. ET. The data could reshape expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next policy moves and trigger another bout of volatility in technology stocks.
For Tesla, the inflation report adds another test after the recent selloff. Even with positive company-specific developments, hotter-than-expected inflation could renew pressure on the stock. The current rebound therefore does not yet rule out another wave of selling.
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