Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has split its stock twice since going public in 2010, and both occurred in just the past four years. The first one happened in 2020 when TSLA stock was trading at $2,250 a share and were split five-for-one to bring the price down to $450 a share.

Of the 52 analysts covering TSLA stock surveyed by S&P Global Market Intelligence, 12 rate it at Strong Buy, six say Buy and 19 have it at Hold. Furthermore, four call TSLA a Sell and seven say it's a Strong Sell.

CEO Elon Musk has close ties to Trump. Plus, Tesla could benefit from potential higher Chinese tariffs, an analyst says.