Not likely given that its still viewed as a leader, if not THE leader in the EV space. It also continues to offer the best charging infrastructure of any EV maker.
That said, there are three converging problems that will probably see Tesla drop quite a bit.
1. Tesla is losing market cap as other EV makers begin to roll out more cars, especially traditional ICE car makers.
2. The stock market as a whole is probably headed for a correction alongside an economic recession in the coming year, which means it will drag Tesla down with it.
3. Musk's own idiocy and public comments/behavior will also continue to drag the stock price down. We've already seen Tesla sales fall off a cliff in Europe and I suspect there will be a similar, perhaps slightly less severe reaction in the US over the next six months.
Who knows, if the stock crashes far enough, maybe Tim Cook will take another look at acquiring Tesla since Apple recently discontinued its own EV project.