Elon Musk recently said a $100 trillion market capitalization for Tesla is “not impossible,” though he admitted it would require a “enormous amount of work and good luck.”
Reaching that level would mean growing roughly 65 times from Tesla’s current valuation of about $1.4 trillion, making it one of the most ambitious targets ever outlined by a CEO.
Musk continues to describe the Optimus humanoid robot as Tesla’s “biggest product of all time,” suggesting it could eventually generate up to $10 trillion in annual revenue. He also expressed confidence in Tesla’s robotaxi network and energy storage business as AI demand increases more and more.
While Musk’s projections appear highly optimistic, many investors remain supportive of his long-term vision.
