What is Kommu?
Open-source driver assistance trained on 100 million miles.
Who is Kommu best for?
Kommu is best for drivers in Malaysia with a supported car who want adaptive cruise control and lane keeping added.
Drivers of supported Malaysian cars
KommuAssist adds adaptive cruise control and lane keeping to listed models from the Perodua Myvi and Proton X50 to the Honda City and BYD Atto 3.
Owners who want to keep their car warranty
It plugs into existing connectors without cutting wires, so the car's own safety features stay and the kit can come out again.
Fans of open-source driving software
Its bukapilot software is a community-built fork of openpilot, and Kommu says it has logged over 100 million miles across more than 10,000 users.
Households with two cars
An $85 Second Car Kit wires a second car so one device can move between both.
How much does Kommu cost?
Kommu sells its KommuAssist 2 driver-assist device for $1,299 as a one-off purchase, including the car connectors and a 1-year warranty.
- Device with 3 automotive cameras, ADAS relay and OBD connector
- Runs bukapilot for adaptive cruise control and lane keeping
- 1-year warranty, self-installation with a video guide
These are US dollar prices; the store shows ringgit in Malaysia, where the device is RM4,999. Malaysian buyers can instead rent to own over three years, paying a deposit worth 12 months of rent, with a 3-year warranty, and can trade in an older KA1 or KA1s for RM400 off a one-off purchase. A Second Car Kit with connectors and a mount for another car is $85, and an optional $10 SIM card needs a RM25 a month prepaid data plan to keep the device online. Full pricing on kommu.ai. We checked these prices on .
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Is Kommu open source?
Yes. Kommu's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can read it, change it and run it yourself.
On GitHub
126stars
- Last commit
- 13 Nov
- Repository age
- 6 years
- Latest release
- 3 Jan 2024
- Licence
- MIT
- Self-hosted
- No
- Repository
- kommuai/bukapilot
Questions about Kommu
What is Kommu?
Open-source driver assistance trained on 100 million miles.
Who is Kommu for?
Kommu is best for drivers in Malaysia with a supported car who want adaptive cruise control and lane keeping added.
Is Kommu free?
Yes. Kommu is open source, free to download and run; paid plans start at $1,299 one-off purchase.
How much does Kommu cost?
Kommu's paid plans are KommuAssist 2 at $1,299 one-off purchase.
Is Kommu open source?
Yes. Kommu's code is public under the MIT licence, so you can read it, change it and run it yourself.
Where can I try Kommu?
On its official website, kommu.ai.
Which cars work with Kommu?
Kommu's KommuAssist supports selected Perodua, Proton, Honda, Toyota, BYD and Lexus models sold in Malaysia, such as the Myvi, X50, City, Vios and Atto 3, and the store also lists some Chery, Jaecoo and iCaur models. Check your exact model, year and trim on Kommu's list before buying.
Does Kommu void my car warranty?
Kommu says no. KommuAssist is a plug-and-play retrofit that only unplugs and replugs connectors, with no wires cut, and the car's own safety features keep working. The driver still has to watch the road and be ready to take over at all times.
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