Tesla rises to $1 trillion valuation once again after rallying 16 percent in one week

Update 12:25PM EST: Para 5 modified to include quote from Wedbush’s Dan Ives.

Tesla stock (NASDAQ:TSLA) has once again surpassed the $1 trillion valuation mark for the first time since mid-January, after rallying nearly 16 percent over the past five trading days.

At the time of writing, Tesla shares were up more than 1.3 percent, trading at $1,012.25 at 11:30 a.m. EST.

Tesla shares rebounded a portion of their valuation this week after a downturn in a few months. Tesla officially opened its Gigafactory Berlin facility in Germany this week after a year of bureaucratic red tape that delayed the start of production at the factory by more than eight months.

The German factory plays a key role in Tesla’s expanded production and manufacturing playbook as it works toward a production rate of 1 million vehicles annually. Last year, Tesla delivered more than 930,000 electric vehicles with just two operational production facilities: its Fremont factory in Northern California and the Gigafactory Shanghai in China. The Shanghai factory was used as an export hub for the whole of 2021, as Model 3 and Model Y vehicles were shipped to Europe in the past 15 months, while Tesla awaits regulatory approval from the Berlin factory.

“Tesla is now above a $1 trillion market cap, which is a story of confidence in this generation’s growth story,” said Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. Teslarati. “Musk is flexing its muscles with the Berlin and Austin build-outs, and within the EV landscape at the moment it’s Tesla’s world and everyone else is paying the fare.”

Additionally, rising gas prices could help Tesla as more consumers work to transition to electric vehicles. EVs have helped many people avoid paying more than $100 at the pump, and a recent report indicated that Tesla was experiencing an increase in order volume in areas where gas prices were exceptionally high. were more.

In the past month, shares have risen more than 26 percent, trading at around $800 in late February. Tesla’s trillion-dollar valuation officially recovered during trading hours yesterday, and it currently stands at $1.04 trillion.

March has treated Tesla well on Wall Street and could be its most successful month since October 2021, when the stock was up 44 percent.

Tesla is currently the sixth most valuable company globally after Apple, Saudi Aramco, Microsoft, Google and Amazon.

Disclosure: Joy Clender is a TSLA shareholder.

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