Car News
June 2026 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE horse was in a school holiday mood and slowed down in four of the five Categories, while Open Category E barely moved
Lifestyle
Motormouth: Right-sizing COE Category A to make it fit for purpose
June 2026 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE stallion was a costly workhorse again, with Cat C premium at a new peak of $94k, while the car Categories were more or less still expensive
Car Guides
[2025 Update] Traffic offences in Singapore that carry demerit points & composition fines
The Motorist Guide to VEP [2026 edition]
May 2026 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE horse ran hot and high, with premiums for the car Categories and commercial-vehicle Category zooming to new heights
The Motorist Guide to obtaining an International Driving Permit in Singapore [2026 update]
Motormouth: Singapore’s cheapest petrol will be sold at only $1 per litre
Motormouth: Happy Father's Day, unhappy son's day
The Motorist Guide to driving offences with demerit points
mReview: BYD M6 7-Seater – Electric Value
Motormouth: Dongfeng 007 made me feel like "James Bong" double-O-seven
Experience the future of trucking with UD Trucks
DENZA D9, the all-electric 7-seater luxury MPV by BYD
LTA introduces access code for motor dealers and relevant service providers to obtain certain vehicle information such as paper value
mReview: Hyundai Kona Electric – A Tough Competitor
Dongfeng by Volt Auto to sponsor the Young Lions in the Singapore Premier League
mReview: Skyworth K – The New King Of Value?
The Motorist Guide to driving from Singapore to Cameron Highlands
[2025 Update] The Motorist Guide to ERP 2.0 in Singapore
mReview: Mercedes-Benz CLE200 Cabriolet – A CLEar Successor
May 2024 COE Results 2nd Bidding: No clear air turbulence for the COE dragon in flight, with the car categories remaining stable - Cat A dropped by $904, while Cats B & E climbed by just a few hundred bucks each
Singapore-registered cars with less than 6 months of COE remaining are not allowed to apply for VEP, says Malaysia's transport minister
LTA revises VES to incentivise electric vehicles only and progressively increase the penalties for the more pollutive petrol-powered new cars
