Assessing Visteon (VC) Valuation After New CES 2026 Automotive AI Announcements

Visteon (VC) just used CES 2026 to showcase a group of AI-focused products, including its Snapdragon-based high-performance computing cockpit platform, an AI-ADAS module powered by NVIDIA, and a new cognitoAI integration from TomTom.

Check out our latest analysis for Visteon.

Despite the flurry of CES announcements regarding AI cockpits and ADAS, Visteon’s recent stock price has been subdued, with its 90-day stock price return showing a decline of 9.37% and its 3-year total shareholder return reflecting a loss of 28.28%. However, the one-year total shareholder return of 24.18% indicates more favorable long-term momentum around the current level of US$101.89.

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So, with CES showcasing a full AI cockpit and ADAS toolkit, but the stock price still below its recent highs, is Visteon quietly undervalued right now or is the market already preparing for future growth?

Most popular story: 23.8% undervalued

Visteon’s most followed story places fair value at US$133.77 per share, compared to the recent close of US$101.89. This creates a clear valuation gap that investors can evaluate.

Analysts have a consensus price target of $126.857 for Visteon, based on their expectations for its future earnings growth, profit margins and other risk factors. However, there is some degree of disagreement among analysts, with the most bullish reporting a price target of $146.0 and the most bearish reporting a price target of just $95.0.

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Want to see what’s really causing this valuation gap? The narrative focuses on steady revenue growth, thinner margins and a higher future earnings multiple. Curious how these moving parts combine to support a higher current value than the current price implies?

Result: Fair value of $133.77 (UNDERVALUED)

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However, this depends on tariffs and production trends not further reducing revenue and margins, particularly if Chinese OEM partnerships or North American and European volumes are disappointing.

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Another view: our DCF model points in the other direction

Analysts consider Visteon to be 23.8% undervalued, but our DCF model currently points to a different conclusion. With shares at US$101.89 compared to a SWS DCF fair value estimate of US$94.78, Visteon is considered overvalued under this method. So which story do you find more compelling: the narrative or the cash flow calculations?

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