Tesla Stock a Must-Watch As China-Made EV Sales Soar 91% - Record February Surge Signals Major Rebound

Tesla's China-manufactured electric vehicles surged 91% year-over-year in February, with 58,600 units sold, marking a critical rebound from last year's slump and putting Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) firmly back on investor radars as Shanghai plant output fuels both Chinese and European markets.

Will The Rise in Sales Benefit Tesla Stock?

Tesla stock opened on Wednesday’s bell at $399 and remains on the red side of the spectrum. The lacklustre performance comes after the car maker saw a 15.2% dip in sales in 2025. The company also faced challenges with February deliveries last year due to the fluctuations in shifting the Lunar ​New ‌Year times, which resulted in a partial ‌assembly line suspension. A series of events also led to a slowdown in production.

Now that’s the thing of the past, and Tesla’s China-made EV cars have sold the most this year, TSLA stock could pick up steam from the boost in revenue. Zacks Investment Research firm recently revised TSLA’s price prospects with a bullish prediction. This makes the stock a must-watch as the chances of an uptick remain high. Tesla’s 91% rise in sales is impressive despite the cut-throat competition in the EV sector.

According to the price prediction, Tesla stock could reach a high of $600 next. That’s an uptick and return on investment (ROI) of close to 50% from its current price. An investment of $1,000 could turn into $1,500 if the price prediction from Zacks turns out to be accurate. However, on the downside, the firm has given a doomsday prediction of $125 if the market experiences a crash.