51WORLD (06651) surged nearly 19%, and as of the latest update, the stock is up 15.33% to HK$88.4, with a turnover of HK$1.114 billion.

On May 21st, Tesla officially announced the availability of its supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) intelligent driver-assistance system in China. This marks a critical step in Tesla's deployment of advanced autonomous driving technology in the market. Bocom International noted that Tesla's FSD entry serves as a catalyst for both the value of intelligent driving software and the incremental hardware required for Level 3 (L3) autonomy. For automakers, market focus will be on whether FSD or localized advanced driver-assistance systems can drive software monetization, brand premium, sales conversion, and user retention. For component suppliers, valuation upside is expected to stem more from the increased hardware value associated with L3 mass production, encompassing sensors, domain controllers, chips, brake-by-wire/steer-by-wire systems, thermal management, and upgrades to vehicle electronic/electrical architectures.

Recently, 51WORLD launched the world's first "physics-aware" world model, the 51World Model, alongside the Agent base system 51Claw, designed for embodied intelligence. 51Claw integrates the 51World Model with OpenClaw to facilitate AI's interaction with the physical world. Currently, the 51World Model covers six major physical AI application scenarios: intelligent driving, embodied robotics, low-altitude economy, digital factories, smart infrastructure, and emergency disaster prevention, offering API interfaces and SDK access services.

Guotai Junan Securities (likely intended; note: original text referenced "国泰海通证券," which may be a conflation or error) believes that driven by demand for AI training and intelligent driving, the company's growth prospects are expanding. In the long term, the company is poised to benefit from the accelerated penetration and broader application of the digital twin industry.