Can a passenger drone perform auto-rotation? (Source)

The Dubai Drone is an Ehang passenger drone planned to start commercial services in July 2017.

If there is a failure, can such an electric multi-copter auto-rotate a landing?

I'm wondering, if an electric motor would even allow auto-rotation, and if the autopilot could handle it? Are there regulations for devices like that?
That drone has fixed-pitch rotors, and that pitch is optimized for thrust, not for autorotation. In the absence of power, those rotors won't autorotate. They will stop rotating 'in the right way' and then start windmilling in the opposite sense. That windmilling will cause drag and some deceleration of the fall, but not of the same magnitude as an autorotation, that is a different condition.