dailyloe.com – Uber Technologies is targeting significant growth through a major autonomous vehicle partnership and strong core business performance. The company’s stock currently trades at $72.34, down from its yearly high. Analysts project a potential 73% upside over the next twelve months.
The ride-hailing giant announced a $1.25 billion investment deal with Rivian. This partnership aims to deploy 50,000 robotaxis across 15 cities by year-end. This move accelerates Uber’s push into autonomous vehicle monetization.
Uber reported record free cash flow of $2.808 billion in Q4 2025. This figure represents a 64.6% increase year-over-year. Delivery revenue also saw a substantial 30% climb during the period.
Adjusted EBITDA grew by 40% in the last quarter. However, non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.71 missed estimates. The miss was approximately 8.83% below the $0.77 forecast.
The 24/7 Wall St. proprietary model sets a $125.24 price target. This target carries a stated 90% confidence level. It implies a comfortable breach of the symbolic $100 per share milestone.
Reaching $100 would require a 38% appreciation from current levels. The broader analyst consensus target is slightly lower at $103.68. The stock’s 52-week high was $101.99, set earlier in the year.
Year-to-date, Uber shares have declined by 11.47%. They touched a recent low of $70.53 in February 2026. This followed the earnings report that disappointed on the EPS line.
The company’s technology sector momentum and AV plans are key drivers. Autonomous vehicle monetization is expected to begin in earnest by 2028. This long-term strategy underpins the bullish price predictions.
Uber’s core ride-hailing and delivery segments continue to show acceleration. The delivery business remains a significant revenue growth engine. Combined financial health supports ambitious technological investments.
The path to the $100+ share price relies on executing these plans. Market confidence hinges on converting cash flow into sustainable profit. The Rivian deal is a critical step in that strategic evolution.[]
Source: Yahoo Finance
