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While there are some pretty vocal skeptics of the company, it is ultimately tough to argue against the seemingly very bright future of Tesla, the luxury-electric automaker.

Every year, emissions regulations are tightened even further by governments around the world, squeezing automakers to create more and more efficient models. And while gas prices have remained low and stagnant through most of 2015, gasoline is ultimately a limited resource, with a price that is always subject to change, for higher, or lower. However, the public’s appetite for beautiful looking, and highly performing vehicles is unlikely to wane as quickly. Thus, the writing is pretty blatantly on the wall that the fully electric automaker is poised to be leader in a potentially massive market.

A number of new reports out of Wall Street this week echo that sentiment, as well. To say Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas is bullish on Tesla would be an understatement. In a new note from Monday morning, Jonas writes that he has increased his price hike on the company’s stock from $280 to $465, citing a number of reasons, the key one of which being an as yet untapped aspect of the business called Tesla Mobility, which is deemed an ‘on-demand, app-based mobility service’, similar perhaps to Uber which itself is valued at over $1 billion.

Also, the automaker is well-positioned to be a leader in not only the electric car industry, but also the self-driving industry as well, an area which many tech giants, and automakers are now exploring. What do you think? Is the sky the limit for Tesla? Or will their growth be limited somehow?