Tesla Share Price Today (NASDAQ: TSLA)

Tesla share price today stands at $300.60, Open. $298.49 ; Previous Close. $317.66 ; High. $305.60 ; Low. $293.95 ; 52 Week High. $488.54 ; 52 Week Low: $182.00

The stock opens at $298.49, after a previous close of $317.66. The stock reached a daily high of $305.60 and a low of $293.95, with a 52-week high of $488.54 and a 52-week low of $182.00.

You can buy Tesla shares starting ₹85.535 or $1 as on 2 Jul 2025​​ on the INDmoney app.

Indian investors can buy Tesla shares in fractions or a part of the whole stock value instead of the entire stock. In simple terms, you can even buy 0.1 or any fraction of Tesla stock units. 

Let us understand this better with an example, if you have $10 or ₹855.35 to invest and the cost of Tesla stock is $349.19 or ₹29,572.90, you can still invest your $10 or ₹855.35 and get 10/349 that is 0.0028 units of the Tesla stock in your account. 

Another way to understand this is, if 1 Tesla stock costs $349 or ₹29,572.90 you can buy Tesla stock worth $250 or ₹21,172 which will give you 250/349 units which means you will get 0.716 Tesla shares.

An investor investing in US stocks from India not only benefits from stock or capital returns but also gets the benefit of dollar appreciation versus rupees.

If an Indian resident would have invested in Tesla from India, 5 years ago then the total returns (including dollar appreciation) from Tesla stocks would be 1783%. The annualised return would be 33%. 

To understand this in simple terms, capital appreciation in the last 5 years from Tesla stocks would be 1494%. 

On top of this, the investors will enjoy the gains from appreciation in dollar value versus rupees which would be 18.08%. The calculation is for the last 5 years.

Hence, investing in US stocks from the US will only give an investor capital gains, but an Indian investor will enjoy additional gains from dollar appreciation.

Tesla vs. BYD (BYD)

• Revenue and Profitability: Tesla leads in year-to-date revenue ($71.98 billion) and net profit ($2.18 billion in Q3 2024), compared to BYD’s $70.53 billion revenue and $1.59 billion profit. Tesla’s premium pricing contributes to a higher operating margin of ~11%, compared to BYD’s 6%.
• Market Share: Tesla holds a 17.5% share of the global BEV market but saw a 2.6% YoY decline, while BYD is gaining ground with a 16.2% share.
• Pricing: Tesla’s average price globally is around $40,000, twice that of BYD ($20,000). Price cuts by both companies have impacted margins but maintained demand.
• Challenges: Tesla’s global production diversity cushions it against trade tensions, while BYD faces higher EU tariffs on BEVs.
• Future Growth: Tesla focuses on self-driving tech, robotaxis, and battery storage, while BYD expands internationally, emphasizing PHEVs.

Tesla vs. Toyota (TM)

• Market Value and Revenue: Toyota ranks as the second-largest automaker by market cap. Its revenue ($231 billion) is more than double Tesla’s ($97 billion) for the year ending September 2024.
• Profitability: Tesla boasts a higher net profit margin (13.07%) compared to Toyota’s 9.17%, driven by its premium pricing strategy.
• Sales Volume: Toyota sold 1.9 million vehicles in 2024, far ahead of Tesla’s 1.3 million units. In 2023, Toyota was the only automaker to surpass 10 million sales.
• Business Scope: While Tesla focuses on EVs and clean energy, Toyota operates in diverse industries, including housing, financial services, and marine biotechnology.

Tesla vs. General Motors (GM)

• Revenue and Profit: GM generated $48.7 billion in Q3 2024, nearly double Tesla’s $25.18 billion, and reported a higher net profit of $3 billion compared to Tesla’s $2 billion.
• Sales Volume: GM sold 1,033,000 vehicles in Q3, significantly more than Tesla’s 463,000 units.
• Operating Margin: Tesla’s operating margin of 11% surpasses GM’s 7%, driven by Tesla’s premium EV pricing.
• EV Market Share: Tesla’s US EV market share dipped below 50%, while GM gained with a 10% share, signaling a competitive EV landscape.

According to the closing data from the last trading day, June 30, 2025, Tesla's share price has experienced a decline, falling -9.80% over the past month. The stock's recent drop has been influenced by several factors. In early June 2025, a public disagreement between CEO Elon Musk and the US President raised investor concerns about the future of government EV subsidies. Additionally, recent data has pointed to weakening sales.

For Q1 2025, Tesla reported a 13% year-over-year decline in vehicle deliveries, and sales in Europe for May 2025 were down 27.9% from the previous year. As of June 2025, analyst ratings from Indmoney are mixed, with 50% recommending 'Buy' or 'Strong Buy', 28% 'Hold', and 22% 'Sell' or 'Strong Sell', reflecting the current uncertainty surrounding the company.

Deciding on Tesla requires weighing its recent financial performance against analyst expectations. For Q1 2025, ending March 31, 2025, Tesla reported total revenue of $19.3 billion, a 9% year-over-year decline, and a net income of $0.41 billion, down 71% from the prior year. These figures reflect challenges, including reduced vehicle deliveries and increased operating expenses from R&D projects.

As of June 2025, analyst opinions are mixed. Based on 64 analysts, 50% recommend a 'Buy' or 'Strong Buy', 28% suggest 'Hold', and 22% advise 'Sell' or 'Strong Sell'. Price targets vary, with an average of around $248-$316. The company faces headwinds from falling sales in Europe and regulatory scrutiny over its robotaxi service. Strengths include a strong cash position and growth in its energy business, while risks involve increased competition and market pressures.