‘Apple Car’ could drive company to $1 trillion valuation

“Apple Inc.’s experimentation with car technology could help push the company’s valuation past $1 trillion within the next 12 months from nearly $750 billion today, according to the new bull-case price target set Monday by Morgan Stanley,” Jennifer Booton reports for MarketWatch.

“The brokerage raised its 12-month stock price target on Apple to $160, from $133 previously, and established a $190 bull-case scenario, up from $160,” Booton reports. “Morgan Stanley’s previous bull case didn’t take into account the car opportunity.”

Booton reports, “Apple’s expanding ecosystem, including the Apple Watch and CarPlay, have created a ‘virtuous cycle’ that could quadruple Apple’s total addressable market by 2020, said Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty…”

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17 Comments

  1. To catch up with Tesla, there is a long long way to go for Apple.

    If you ever had a test-ride with one of the most recent cars, you know it. Damn great cars, thats what they build.

    1. Think about it. The Judicial side of things have proven that there are no patents that are valid in the USA when it comes to Apple.

      As a result, Tesla patents will be fair game. Apple will catch up and pass Tesla in no time.

      1. By the time an Apple Car hits the market we are likely to have higher capacity and safer batteries and they might now be lithium ion, but advanced Nickel Metal Hydrides from BASF’s battery research.

  2. I think the Apple car will be great. I wish Apple would get into the solar power development along with its battery technology. The solar power today is way ahead of what it was 15 and 20 years ago but improvement possibilities over today’s designs are still huge, IMO. Apple Solar, Apple’s battery technology, and Apple’s computer tech combined would could a huge jump in efficiency and bring it more into the market place and home at an affordable price.

  3. And furthermore, blahblahblahbittyblahblah. (Stated with an upper crust Long Island accent).

    Much as Morgan Stanley is wise to catch on that it’s time to be bullish on Apple, this shiny, smiley, happy report is based on rumor mongering and inconclusive reports. FAIL.

    And furthermore, people familiar with Apple’s plans have leaked clandestine documents indicating Apple’s REAL PLANS! Here is an ultra-secret Apple concept drawing of Bots preparing for battle in the  Mother Ship Arena:

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