Despite recent setbacks, electric vehicle titan Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is demonstrating resilience in the face of an increasingly competitive landscape. In a welcome turn of events, a software enhancement tailored for the Chinese market and the availability of relatively inexpensive used Tesla vehicles have propelled Tesla’s stock upward in Friday’s early trading.

Bargain Bin: Affordable Teslas Hit the Market

An avenue for potential Tesla buyers emerges as Hertz (NASDAQ:HTZ) announces a pricing adjustment on its inventory of pre-owned Teslas. These vehicles are being offered at fixed prices around $25,000, providing a budget-friendly option for consumers. While these models may not match the performance of newer counterparts, they are anticipated to attract buyers who were wavering due to pricing constraints.

Analyzing Tesla’s Stock

On the investment front, market analysts have arrived at a consensus “Hold” rating for TSLA stock. This rating is based on recent activity, which includes nine Buy recommendations, 14 Holds, and nine Sells over the past quarter. Despite a 24.11% decline in its share value in the last year, the average price target for TSLA stands at $174.60 per share, indicating a potential downside of 2.32%.