BYD Unveils B90 Level 4 Autonomous E-Bus

Singapore- BYD, in collaboration with autonomous driving technology provider Mogox, has unveiled the B90, an 8.5-metre Level 4 autonomous electric bus, at Singapore Urban Mobility Week 2026. The global debut marks a significant step toward expanding driverless public transportation solutions across international markets.

The B90 combines BYD's electric bus manufacturing expertise with Mogox's Mogo AutoPilot autonomous driving technology. Designed with a right-hand-drive configuration, the bus integrates advanced cameras, solid-state LiDAR sensors and intelligent driving software to navigate urban traffic, intersections and bus stops with minimal human intervention within its approved operating conditions.

The electric bus features a low-floor design for improved accessibility, particularly for elderly passengers and people with reduced mobility. Its compact dimensions and short rear overhang also support efficient operation on narrow urban roads.

BYD is responsible for vehicle engineering and manufacturing, while Mogox provides autonomous driving software, system integration and operational support. By integrating autonomous technology directly during vehicle production, the companies aim to improve system compatibility, reliability and scalability for commercial deployment.

Singapore will serve as an important market for the technology, with Mogox participating in the country's first official Level 4 autonomous bus project. The company has completed the initial milestone test required by Singapore's Land Transport Authority.

Mogox is also strengthening its international presence through partnerships with ComfortDelGro Bus in Singapore, LG Electronics in South Korea, and transport operators in Luxembourg. Its autonomous Mogobus vehicles are already operating in more than 20 Chinese cities.

The BYD–Mogox collaboration represents another advancement in electric and autonomous public transportation, combining zero-emission mobility with intelligent driving technology to support future urban transit requirements.

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