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Tesla (TSLA.US) and other electric car stocks have recently plummeted, leading some analysts to believe they are undervalued. Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas even believes Tesla's stock price could accelerate by nearly 75%. He reiterated a 'shareholding' rating for Tesla in mid-February, with a target price of $345.

Jonas and his team acknowledge that the market in general is bearish on this leading company in the electric car industry. However, they believe that many investors have too narrow a view of the company's business.

In their view, Tesla will also benefit from advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and other hot technology fields. For example, the company is developing Optimus, which they describe as 'a universal, bipedal humanoid robot capable of performing unsafe, repetitive, or boring tasks.'

Morgan Stanley analysts said: "Our view on Tesla is that it is both a car company and an energy, AI/siasun robot&automation company. In fact, we value its core automotive business at only 22% of the $345 target price (at $75 per share)."

In their opinion, although the current weakness in the electric car market is unfavorable for manufacturers like Tesla, the negative impact on the stock price will be short-term.

It is understood that Jonas and his team have long been bullish on Tesla, but they lowered their expectations for Tesla earlier. In January this year, they lowered the target price of the stock from $380 to the current level due to oversupply in the electric car market.

However, The Motley Fool analyst Eric Volkman does not agree with Jonas' optimistic view of Tesla. Volkman believes that the trend of consumers rushing into electric cars seems to have ended, meanwhile, the company continues to lower prices to boost sales. Volkman is also pessimistic about Tesla's Autopilot system, saying that the system seems to need more development and testing.

One person's heart, the hearts of millions. People love luxury, people also care about its price. However, pursuing every penny, chasing highs and lows, treating it as worthless! Leading to more put options than farmers in the southern fields; more short selling at highs than going long at lows; more bearish than grains in the granaries of Yu; more put shorts than call longs; more bearish views than the walls of the city; stumbling stock prices, more so than people's words in the market: making people dare not talk more but only dare to put. The pessimistic heart becomes increasingly stubborn. Bears call, stock prices fall. People sell short, poor Tesla.