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51 budget News

  • Budget 2026: PARF rebate to be slashed by 45%

    Budget 2026: PARF rebate to be slashed by 45%

    The news means that PARF rebates will fall to just 5% for new cars de-registered at the end of their first COE cycles. They will also be capped at $30,000.

    Other News
  • BYD lovers rejoice! The Sealion 7 is now available in Cat A

    BYD lovers rejoice! The Sealion 7 is now available in Cat A

    Originally launched during Singapore Motor Show at the start of the year, the highly popular Sealion 7 is now offered with Cat A COE.

    BYD News
  • Budget Direct launches commercial vehicle insurance

    Budget Direct launches commercial vehicle insurance

    BDI has leveraged its direct-to-consumer model to offer competitive premiums, bypassing traditional intermediaries to save costs and gaining customer trust.

    Other News
  • Budget Direct Insurance introduces a new campaign to offer motorists excellent savings

    Budget Direct Insurance introduces a new campaign to offer motorists excellent savings

    Budget Direct Insurance introduces fun campaign offering motorists great savings when they procure an insurance policy.

    Other News
  • Budget 2023: From Mercs to Maseratis, luxury cars to get more expensive still as ARF system heavily revised

    Budget 2023: From Mercs to Maseratis, luxury cars to get more expensive still as ARF system heavily revised

    To make vehicle taxes 'more progressive', cars with an OMV upwards of $40,000 are set to be saddled with substantially higher additional registration fees.

    LTA News
  • Budget 2022: From BMWs to Lamborghinis, 220% ARF tax rate to drive up prices of luxury cars

    Budget 2022: From BMWs to Lamborghinis, 220% ARF tax rate to drive up prices of luxury cars

    Cars like the BMW X5, Porsche Cayenne, as well as Ferraris, McLarens and Lamborghinis, will see their prices increase significantly with the new ARF structure.

    LTA News
  • Public transport subsidies under the spotlight in budget debate

    Public transport subsidies under the spotlight in budget debate

    The financial sustainability of our local public transport has fallen into the spotlight at the budget debates in Parliament.

    MRT News
  • No more new diesel cars, taxis in Singapore from 2025

    No more new diesel cars, taxis in Singapore from 2025

    Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung has announced that no more new diesel cars and taxis will be allowed to be registered in Singapore from 2025.

    Other News
  • Fuel duty to be raised with immediate effect

    Fuel duty to be raised with immediate effect

    The local petrol duty will be raised with immediate effect as part of the recently announced Budget 2021 adjustments.

    Other News
  • Audi increases its budget for electromobility up to 2025

    Audi increases its budget for electromobility up to 2025

    With this investment, Audi plans to strengthen itself for the upcoming transformation to a provider of networked and sustainable premium mobility.

    Audi News
  • Almost $100b earmarked for land transport projects

    Almost $100b earmarked for land transport projects

    Nearly $100 billion has been set aside to build road, rail and active mobility projects over the next decade, according to Budget 2020 statements.

    Other News
  • Push to promote electric vehicles in move to phase out ICE vehicles

    Push to promote electric vehicles in move to phase out ICE vehicles

    Singapore will make electric vehicles more attractive from next year, with plans to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles by 2040.

    Other News
  • Distance-based ERP 'several years' away

    Distance-based ERP 'several years' away

    The Land Transport Authority said in June last year that the second generation ERP system is on track to be progressively rolled out from this year.

    LTA News
  • Diesel duty at pumps doubles to $0.20 per litre

    Diesel duty at pumps doubles to $0.20 per litre

    Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced on Monday that the excise duty on diesel will be raised from $0.10 to $0.20 per litre with immediate effect.

    Other News
  • Taxi operators to pass on savings from cut in diesel tax

    Taxi operators to pass on savings from cut in diesel tax

    ComfortDelgro, the largest operator with a 60 percent market share, said two days ago that it would pass on the savings, without giving details.

    Other News
  • New Vehicular Emissions Scheme and restructured diesel taxes

    New Vehicular Emissions Scheme and restructured diesel taxes

    The current Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle Scheme will be replaced with a new Vehicular Emissions Scheme while diesel taxes are restructured.

    Other News
  • COE tender postponement sparks speculation of big car tax changes

    COE tender postponement sparks speculation of big car tax changes

    The LTA have announced that the next COE tender period will be delayed by two days, sparking speculation about major changes to come from Monday's Budget.

    LTA News
  • Case says Shell's price hike for petrol not acceptable

    Case says Shell's price hike for petrol not acceptable

    Three petrol companies have answered to a Consumers Association of Singapore request to explain the price increase but Shell's reason was not accepted.

    Other News
  • CCS demands petrol companies to explain price increment

    CCS demands petrol companies to explain price increment

    Petrol companies have been ordered by the Competition Commission of Singapore to explain their latest price hikes after the increase in petrol duties.

    Other News
  • Experts say costlier petrol unlikely to change driving habits

    Experts say costlier petrol unlikely to change driving habits

    While petrol prices have risen following the Government's hike in duties, motorists are unlikely to give up their rides just yet, experts said.

    Other News
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51 budget News

  • Budget 2026: PARF rebate to be slashed by 45%

    Budget 2026: PARF rebate to be slashed by 45%

    The news means that PARF rebates will fall to just 5% for new cars de-registered at the end of their first COE cycles. They will also be capped at $30,000.

    Other News
  • BYD lovers rejoice! The Sealion 7 is now available in Cat A

    BYD lovers rejoice! The Sealion 7 is now available in Cat A

    Originally launched during Singapore Motor Show at the start of the year, the highly popular Sealion 7 is now offered with Cat A COE.

    BYD News
  • Budget Direct launches commercial vehicle insurance

    Budget Direct launches commercial vehicle insurance

    BDI has leveraged its direct-to-consumer model to offer competitive premiums, bypassing traditional intermediaries to save costs and gaining customer trust.

    Other News
  • Budget Direct Insurance introduces a new campaign to offer motorists excellent savings

    Budget Direct Insurance introduces a new campaign to offer motorists excellent savings

    Budget Direct Insurance introduces fun campaign offering motorists great savings when they procure an insurance policy.

    Other News
  • Budget 2023: From Mercs to Maseratis, luxury cars to get more expensive still as ARF system heavily revised

    Budget 2023: From Mercs to Maseratis, luxury cars to get more expensive still as ARF system heavily revised

    To make vehicle taxes 'more progressive', cars with an OMV upwards of $40,000 are set to be saddled with substantially higher additional registration fees.

    LTA News
  • Budget 2022: From BMWs to Lamborghinis, 220% ARF tax rate to drive up prices of luxury cars

    Budget 2022: From BMWs to Lamborghinis, 220% ARF tax rate to drive up prices of luxury cars

    Cars like the BMW X5, Porsche Cayenne, as well as Ferraris, McLarens and Lamborghinis, will see their prices increase significantly with the new ARF structure.

    LTA News
  • Public transport subsidies under the spotlight in budget debate

    Public transport subsidies under the spotlight in budget debate

    The financial sustainability of our local public transport has fallen into the spotlight at the budget debates in Parliament.

    MRT News
  • No more new diesel cars, taxis in Singapore from 2025

    No more new diesel cars, taxis in Singapore from 2025

    Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung has announced that no more new diesel cars and taxis will be allowed to be registered in Singapore from 2025.

    Other News
  • Fuel duty to be raised with immediate effect

    Fuel duty to be raised with immediate effect

    The local petrol duty will be raised with immediate effect as part of the recently announced Budget 2021 adjustments.

    Other News
  • Audi increases its budget for electromobility up to 2025

    Audi increases its budget for electromobility up to 2025

    With this investment, Audi plans to strengthen itself for the upcoming transformation to a provider of networked and sustainable premium mobility.

    Audi News
  • Almost $100b earmarked for land transport projects

    Almost $100b earmarked for land transport projects

    Nearly $100 billion has been set aside to build road, rail and active mobility projects over the next decade, according to Budget 2020 statements.

    Other News
  • Push to promote electric vehicles in move to phase out ICE vehicles

    Push to promote electric vehicles in move to phase out ICE vehicles

    Singapore will make electric vehicles more attractive from next year, with plans to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles by 2040.

    Other News
  • Distance-based ERP 'several years' away

    Distance-based ERP 'several years' away

    The Land Transport Authority said in June last year that the second generation ERP system is on track to be progressively rolled out from this year.

    LTA News
  • Diesel duty at pumps doubles to $0.20 per litre

    Diesel duty at pumps doubles to $0.20 per litre

    Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced on Monday that the excise duty on diesel will be raised from $0.10 to $0.20 per litre with immediate effect.

    Other News
  • Taxi operators to pass on savings from cut in diesel tax

    Taxi operators to pass on savings from cut in diesel tax

    ComfortDelgro, the largest operator with a 60 percent market share, said two days ago that it would pass on the savings, without giving details.

    Other News
  • New Vehicular Emissions Scheme and restructured diesel taxes

    New Vehicular Emissions Scheme and restructured diesel taxes

    The current Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle Scheme will be replaced with a new Vehicular Emissions Scheme while diesel taxes are restructured.

    Other News
  • COE tender postponement sparks speculation of big car tax changes

    COE tender postponement sparks speculation of big car tax changes

    The LTA have announced that the next COE tender period will be delayed by two days, sparking speculation about major changes to come from Monday's Budget.

    LTA News
  • Case says Shell's price hike for petrol not acceptable

    Case says Shell's price hike for petrol not acceptable

    Three petrol companies have answered to a Consumers Association of Singapore request to explain the price increase but Shell's reason was not accepted.

    Other News
  • CCS demands petrol companies to explain price increment

    CCS demands petrol companies to explain price increment

    Petrol companies have been ordered by the Competition Commission of Singapore to explain their latest price hikes after the increase in petrol duties.

    Other News
  • Experts say costlier petrol unlikely to change driving habits

    Experts say costlier petrol unlikely to change driving habits

    While petrol prices have risen following the Government's hike in duties, motorists are unlikely to give up their rides just yet, experts said.

    Other News
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