One of the biggest winners of 2024 has not slowed much since the calendar turned. Indeed, Nvidia (NVDA) has enjoyed a historic start to 2025, with all eyes on just how high the stock can increase this year. Among the excitement and potential, some analysts are pointing to a $220 price target for the company.

At the start of this week, Nvidia closed at a record high. The historic performance saw the company reach a landmark price for the first time since November of last year. Moreover, the company’s CEO, Jensen Huang, held his anticipated CES Keynote, only fueling the overall interest in AI as an emerging sector.

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Nvidia to $220? Why Experts Are Betting On Another Historic Year for the Stock

Over the last twelve months, Nvidia has seen its stock price increase more than 180%. The company led all Magnificent 7 stocks and catapulted to become the largest company by market cap for a short time. With eyes on surpassing the $4 trillion mark, this year has only continued its success.

Nvidia has gotten off to a historic start to the year, with NVDA stock now looking to target prices of $220 in 2025. Indeed, the company already set a new all-time high to start the week, and although it has retreated to below the $140 mark, optimism is still high. Things only got more interesting when CEO Jensen Huang ushered in an “era of physical AI” at a recent keynote.

“The ChatGPT moment for general robotics is just around the corner,” Huang said, according to a Yahoo Finance report. Moreover, he noted the company’s key role in the growing autonomous trend in the tech sector.

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“Building autonomous vehicles, like all robots, requires three computers: one to train, one to simulate, and one in the car. And Nvidia powers them all.” That high was followed by a start low, however. With a ‘sell the news’ perspective settling in, its market cap fell $220 billion. The drop was its worst in four months.

However, that shouldn’t deter investors, with big things still expected. Out of 66 analysts, 91% are holding a buy rating on the stock, according to CNN data. Moreover, only 9% have called to hold, with a median price target of $175.

With financials that only increase the stock’s attractiveness, it boasts an outperform Smart Score of 10. This indicates that most analysts project it to perform better than the market over the next twelve months. With a high-end $220 price target still remaining, the company could certainly sit above the $200 mark throughout 2025.