The e.MAS 5 is a well-executed city runabout that would make a fantastic entry-level EV - if not for our current COE system.
We line up these two popular hybrid SUVs to find out which one should eco-minded, outdoorsy drivers consider.
Don't judge it by its size or price tag, because the Super-One is currently Honda's halo model in Singapore.
The Subaru E-Outback combines an appealing rugged exterior with a sorted cabin and drive.
Though fashionably late to the electric party, the Solterra stands out with its sparkling drive and unique cabin, while still delivering features aplenty.
Now boasting a full hybrid powertrain, the new Forester e-BOXER takes on the formidable Corolla Cross Hybrid in this battle of the hybrid family SUVs.
Quick, spacious, and drives like the Subaru you remember - the new Solterra XT is rather late to the EV scene here, but it sure has its distinct charms.
The Forester e-Boxer is Subaru's first full hybrid model that offers improved efficiency and performance over its predecessor.
Now equipped with mild-hybrid technology, the Mazda CX-5 returns to compete with the Subaru Forester for the hearts and minds of your entire family.
Though softer than its name may suggest, the delightfully all-rounded Subaru WRX Wagon still delivers power and space aplenty, alongside surprising comfort.
Cut from the same cloth as the Toyota GR86, the BRZ is the stoic twin that appears a little calmer but is actually still plenty of fun.
The dashing Crosstrek is everything we enjoy in Subarus - practical, nice to drive and genuinely rugged - though the same caveats of its predecessor remain.
The GR86, equipped with a six-speed manual transmission, rear-wheel drive with limited-slip differential and a torquey engine, is a heartfelt love letter from Toyota to all driving enthusiasts.
Upgrades to the EyeSight system and new practical touches in the cabin make the Subaru Forester as great an SUV as ever.
The Kia Sonet gives those that prioritise cabin space and hassle-free motoring an attractive and mighty cool new option to consider.
Newfound styling, increased space, and cabin upgrades make the facelifted Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross a sensible coupe SUV for the family.
Sharp looks and an interesting bodyshape make the Subaru Outback an interesting proposition. Does that justify its asking price?
The all new Subaru Outback is still the familiar raised stationwagon, and it's now brimming with Subaru's latest technologies and a plush comfortable interior.
The Subaru Forester gets a new Driver Monitoring System that adds to its already strong suite of active safety systems, making it ideal for any family with multiple drivers.
The Mitsubishi Space Star has received a facelift that serves as a reminder that stylish motoring does not have to come at a steep price.