Singapore Urban Mobility Week 2026: 110 exhibitors listed, with electric buses and public transport technologies in focus

Singapore Urban Mobility Week (SUMW) will hold its inaugural edition from 4 to 6 November 2026, bringing together bus manufacturers, public transport operators, technology suppliers and mobility authorities, with 110 exhibitors currently listed for the event.

Jointly organised by Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA), MSI Global and MP Singapore, with support from the Ministry of Transport, the event will cover rail, bus transport, autonomous mobility, intelligent transport systems and related infrastructure technologies.

The exhibition will include international bus manufacturers such as BYD, Yutong, Wrightbus, JBM Electric Vehicles and Shanghai Sunwin Bus, alongside Singapore’s public transport operators SBS Transit, SMRT, Go-Ahead Singapore and Tower Transit Singapore.

The event will be held under the theme “Drive the Future: Autonomous Innovation, Smart Infrastructure, and Urban Mobility”, combining an industry exhibition, a Leaders Summit, sector-specific forums and networking activities.

According to the organisers, stakeholders from more than 50 countries are expected to attend.

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The exhibitor directory currently includes 110 companies and organisations, covering vehicle manufacturing, transport operations, charging infrastructure, passenger information systems, fleet management and autonomous mobility.

Among bus manufacturers, BYD Singapore, Yutong Bus, Wright Bus International, JBM Electric Vehicles and Shanghai Sunwin Bus Corporation will exhibit.

The exhibition will also feature several of Singapore’s established public transport operators. SBS Transit, SMRT Corporation, Go-Ahead Singapore and Tower Transit Singapore are listed.

Their participation is part of an exhibition covering both vehicle technologies and the operational systems used in urban public transport networks.

The Land Transport Authority and MSI Global will also be represented.

Singapore’s long-term public transport development is guided by the Land Transport Master Plan 2040, which sets out the country’s objectives for connectivity, accessibility and sustainability.

The inaugural edition of SUMW was officially presented during a Partnership Night held on 27 June 2025, attended by more than 150 representatives of the land transport sector. The event’s theme and visual identity were unveiled on that occasion.

Electric bus charging, passenger information and fleet management technologies at SUMW 2026

Beyond vehicle manufacturers and operators, Singapore Urban Mobility Week will host suppliers of components, digital systems and infrastructure technologies used in bus operations.

The electric vehicle charging segment will include Autel Digital Power, StarCharge, EV-Electric Charging and HiCi Digital Power Technology. Schneider Electric Singapore will also participate in the exhibition.

Several companies active in passenger information and onboard equipment are included in the exhibitor directory. Hanover Displays, Luminator Technology and MASATS will be present. Ventura Systems, a supplier of bus door systems, will exhibit, while Spheros (Suzhou) Thermal Systems, active in vehicle thermal management, is listed.

The exhibition will also include public transport software and intelligent transport system suppliers. INIT Innovation in Traffic Systems, Trapeze Group Singapore and Cubic Transportation Systems are among the participating companies.

Other exhibitors relevant to the digitalisation of transport operations include Huawei International, ST Engineering Urban Solutions and NCS.

Autonomous and shared mobility will be represented by companies including MOIA, GrabTaxi and Neolix Technology.

The exhibition programme covers electric and autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence applications, vehicle systems and components, transport planning, data infrastructure, safety and maintenance, as well as first- and last-mile mobility services.

Conference programme and international participation at Singapore Urban Mobility Week

Alongside the exhibition, SUMW will host a conference programme comprising a Leaders Summit and Industry Forums, with participation from transport policymakers, public authorities, operators, manufacturers and technology companies.

According to the organisers, the programme will address regulatory developments, transport infrastructure, intelligent mobility systems and sustainable urban transport.

A Hosted Buyer Programme is also planned, connecting technology and equipment suppliers with representatives of transport agencies and operating companies.

The organisers have announced that SUMW will be structured as a biennial event, with its first edition taking place in November 2026.

The initiative is jointly managed by LTA, MSI Global and MP Singapore, with institutional support from Singapore’s Ministry of Transport.

In brief

• When will Singapore Urban Mobility Week 2026 take place? The inaugural event is scheduled for 4–6 November 2026 in Singapore.
• Which bus manufacturers will exhibit at SUMW 2026? BYD, Yutong, Wrightbus, JBM Electric Vehicles and Shanghai Sunwin Bus are listed among exhibitors.
• Which public transport operators will participate? SBS Transit, SMRT Corporation, Go-Ahead Singapore and Tower Transit Singapore.
• How many exhibitors are listed for SUMW 2026? The supplied exhibitor directory lists 110 companies and organisations.

Ng Lang, Chief Executive of Singapore’s Land Transport Authority, said: “Singapore is proud to offer a platform for international collaboration. We welcome industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to Singapore Urban Mobility Week, where practical, forward-looking solutions will define the next chapter of sustainable urban transport.”

Chua Chong Kheng, Chief Executive Officer of MSI Global, added: “MSI Global is happy to support LTA and co-organise this strategic biennial forum along with MP Singapore. With stakeholders from over 50 countries expected, Singapore Urban Mobility Week provides a rare opportunity for regulators, operators and solution providers across Asia’s dynamic cities to connect. It is where ideas meet implementation, and partnerships take shape to power the next decade of sustainable transport innovation.”