Consortium wins S$8.1mil contract to deploy driverless public buses in Singapore's Marina Bay, one-north from 2026


The 16-seater driverless buses will be similar to the BYD buses currently used in Japan. - Photo: LTA

SINGAPORE: A consortium has won a contract to deploy driverless vehicles on two public bus services in Marina Bay and one-north from the second half of 2026.

Valued at around S$8.1 million, the contract was awarded to a consortium comprising MKX Technologies, Zhidao Network Technology (Beijing) and BYD.

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