51WORLD (06651) Captures 53.5% Share in China’s High-Level Intelligent Driving Simulation Market

Bulletin Express03-09

Beijing 51WORLD Digital Twin Technology Co., Ltd. (stock code: 06651) reported that its core business unit, 51Sim, ranks first in China’s end-to-end high-level intelligent driving simulation and data platform market with a 53.5% market share, according to the latest Frost & Sullivan “Physical AI Simulation and Data Platform Research Report in China.”

In 2025, collaborations with China’s top 10 automakers climbed to eight, up from four in 2024, raising 51Sim’s coverage to 80%. Beyond OEMs, 51Sim built an extensive ecosystem across the intelligent-driving value chain, securing partnerships with six national-level authoritative testing institutions—achieving 100% coverage—as well as multiple Tier-1 suppliers and key universities.

Regulatory momentum also supports the business outlook. China’s “Access Review Requirements for Road Motor Vehicle Manufacturers” (2026 version) mandate completion of simulation testing for intelligent vehicles before on-road operation. Frost & Sullivan projects the domestic physical AI simulation and data platform market to reach RMB180.61 billion by 2030, underpinning 51Sim’s expectation of expanded market opportunities and revenue growth potential.

The board highlighted that the disclosure is a voluntary business update and advised shareholders and potential investors to exercise caution when dealing in the Company’s shares.

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