Foton BJ6901C6MCB-3 — 9m Chinese Hybrid Midibus Mod

Foton BJ6901C6MCB-3 — 9-Meter Chinese Hybrid Midibus Mod for Proton Bus Simulator

The Foton BJ6901C6MCB-3 is a 9-meter hybrid midibus from Foton AUV, the bus division of Beijing-based Beihai Foton, designed for compact urban routes where a full-size 12-meter city bus is oversized. The BJ-coded series targets Beijing Public Transport (BPT) fleet operations with its proprietary BJ Hybrid System combining diesel and electric drive. This Proton Bus Simulator mod brings the contemporary Chinese urban-transit aesthetic into PBSU with a high-fidelity digital dashboard and the recognizable Foton front-end styling.

Highlights and Features

• Drive a 9-meter Chinese hybrid midibus from Foton AUV, the bus division operating out of Beijing's Huairou plant.
• Operate the proprietary BJ Hybrid System combining diesel and electric drive — a defining feature of contemporary Beijing transit fleets.
• Maneuver the compact 9-meter wheelbase through tight Chinese urban density where 12-meter city buses cannot operate efficiently.
• Run smoothly on Android with mobile-tuned textures and the digital instrument cluster designed for hybrid powertrain monitoring.

Compatibility and Technical Details

About the Real Foton BJ6901C6MCB-3

Foton AUV is the bus division of Beihai Foton Motor Co., the commercial-vehicle manufacturer headquartered in Beijing's Changping District with its bus assembly plant in the Huairou industrial area. The BJ prefix in BJ6901C6MCB-3 marks the model as a Beijing-coded bus designed primarily for Beijing Public Transport (BPT) fleet contracts, with the 6901 segment indicating a 9-meter passenger configuration and the MCB suffix denoting the hybrid drivetrain variant. Foton's BJ Hybrid System pairs a diesel engine with an electric motor and energy-recovery system, targeting the fuel-economy and emissions standards required by Chinese tier-1 city procurement programs in the late 2010s and early 2020s. The 9-meter midibus class is widely deployed across Chinese urban networks for feeder routes, narrow historic-district services, and low-demand suburban lines where a 12-meter standard bus would be oversized.

Credits

Original model: Beijing Foton. Mod conversion to Proton Bus Simulator: XK. Texture optimization for mobile performance: Proton Bus Mods.