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A Comprehensive COE Renewal Guide for Singaporean Drivers
Here's everything you need to know about COE Renewal in Singapore. Renew for 5 or 10 years? Taking the best COE renewal loan, when to renew your COE and more.
Guide
LTA may consider merging Cat A and B COEs in the future
The LTA have invited than 7,000 people to share their views on car access, shared spaces, micromobility, and inclusive public transport.
LTA News
LTA announces landmark increase of additional 20,000 COEs
Effectively a one-time increase, the COEs will be progressively injected across all vehicle categories over the next few years, starting from February 2025.
LTA News
300 Cat A COEs to be added for the month of October 2023
The LTA has announced that it will be making another adjustment to the supply of Cat A COEs to meet anticipated demand following changes to the VES scheme.
LTA News
Off-peak car registrations plunge in the face of soaring COE prices
As a likely result of unprecedentedly exorbitant COE premiums, less than 150 new cars were registered under the OPC scheme in the first seven months of 2022.
LTA News
Check out these images of the Lamborghini Sian set against the porticoes of Bologna
Lamborghini takes a visit to the porticoes of Bologna, Italy, as the location is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Lamborghini News
Number of motorists who extend COEs soars
The number of motorists who chose to hang on to their old cars instead of buying new ones jumped to more than 17,000 in the first three months of this year.
COE News
Cab companies could be allowed to bid for COEs
Taxi operators may soon be allowed to compete with car buyers for certificates of entitlement again, a move which may fuel competition for COEs.
LTA News
Fewer car COEs for May-July period
The supply of car COEs from the May to July period will dip by 9.5%, much smaller than the 20% some industry players expected.
COE News
Fewer COEs for next three months starting from February
The Land Transport Authority has announced that there will be fewer certificates of entitlement for the next three months starting from February.
COE News
More COEs available from November
Starting from November, there will be an increase in certificates of entitlement for the next three-month quota period.
COE News
Fewer car COEs for bidding in May to July
The Land Transport Authority announced that car buyers will have fewer Certificates of Entitlement to contend for in the next three months.
COE News
New high in number of COEs being extended
According to the Land Transport Authority, more vehicle owners are deciding to extend the lifespan of their vehicles beyond 10 years.
COE News
COEs finish mixed in the second October bidding
For the second round of bidding in October, COE premiums saw an increase in Cat B and Cat E, while Cat A premiums saw a small dip.
COE News
Longer interval pushes car COEs up
COE premiums for cars finished higher in the latest tender exercise in August - a change that industry observers attributed to a longer-than-usual break.
COE News
COEs extended for a record number of vehicles last year
The Land Transport Authority has released data showing last year's record of 44,303 vehicles being revalidated, which exceeds the 33,339 record in 2007.
COE News
More motorists opting to renew their COEs
In 2006, COEs for small cars ranged between $8,000 and $13,000; the COE premium was $48,000 at the recent tender exercise that ended earlier this month.
COE News
COEs end mixed as quota shrinks
The supply for COEs for the August-October quota period has contracted because more motorists have decided to extend.
COE News
Fewer COEs to bid for from August to October
Vehicle buyers will have fewer Certificates of Entitlement to bid for from August to October as more car owners sought to extend the lifespan of their cars.
LTA News
Car prices expected to drop with more COEs for February to April period
From February to April, there will be 7,366 certificates - or 21.1 percent more - available for cars. Expect car prices to fall by then.
COE News

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32 coes News

A Comprehensive COE Renewal Guide for Singaporean Drivers
Here's everything you need to know about COE Renewal in Singapore. Renew for 5 or 10 years? Taking the best COE renewal loan, when to renew your COE and more.
Guide
LTA may consider merging Cat A and B COEs in the future
The LTA have invited than 7,000 people to share their views on car access, shared spaces, micromobility, and inclusive public transport.
LTA News
LTA announces landmark increase of additional 20,000 COEs
Effectively a one-time increase, the COEs will be progressively injected across all vehicle categories over the next few years, starting from February 2025.
LTA News
300 Cat A COEs to be added for the month of October 2023
The LTA has announced that it will be making another adjustment to the supply of Cat A COEs to meet anticipated demand following changes to the VES scheme.
LTA News
Off-peak car registrations plunge in the face of soaring COE prices
As a likely result of unprecedentedly exorbitant COE premiums, less than 150 new cars were registered under the OPC scheme in the first seven months of 2022.
LTA News
Check out these images of the Lamborghini Sian set against the porticoes of Bologna
Lamborghini takes a visit to the porticoes of Bologna, Italy, as the location is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Lamborghini News
Number of motorists who extend COEs soars
The number of motorists who chose to hang on to their old cars instead of buying new ones jumped to more than 17,000 in the first three months of this year.
COE News
Cab companies could be allowed to bid for COEs
Taxi operators may soon be allowed to compete with car buyers for certificates of entitlement again, a move which may fuel competition for COEs.
LTA News
Fewer car COEs for May-July period
The supply of car COEs from the May to July period will dip by 9.5%, much smaller than the 20% some industry players expected.
COE News
Fewer COEs for next three months starting from February
The Land Transport Authority has announced that there will be fewer certificates of entitlement for the next three months starting from February.
COE News
More COEs available from November
Starting from November, there will be an increase in certificates of entitlement for the next three-month quota period.
COE News
Fewer car COEs for bidding in May to July
The Land Transport Authority announced that car buyers will have fewer Certificates of Entitlement to contend for in the next three months.
COE News
New high in number of COEs being extended
According to the Land Transport Authority, more vehicle owners are deciding to extend the lifespan of their vehicles beyond 10 years.
COE News
COEs finish mixed in the second October bidding
For the second round of bidding in October, COE premiums saw an increase in Cat B and Cat E, while Cat A premiums saw a small dip.
COE News
Longer interval pushes car COEs up
COE premiums for cars finished higher in the latest tender exercise in August - a change that industry observers attributed to a longer-than-usual break.
COE News
COEs extended for a record number of vehicles last year
The Land Transport Authority has released data showing last year's record of 44,303 vehicles being revalidated, which exceeds the 33,339 record in 2007.
COE News
More motorists opting to renew their COEs
In 2006, COEs for small cars ranged between $8,000 and $13,000; the COE premium was $48,000 at the recent tender exercise that ended earlier this month.
COE News
COEs end mixed as quota shrinks
The supply for COEs for the August-October quota period has contracted because more motorists have decided to extend.
COE News
Fewer COEs to bid for from August to October
Vehicle buyers will have fewer Certificates of Entitlement to bid for from August to October as more car owners sought to extend the lifespan of their cars.
LTA News
Car prices expected to drop with more COEs for February to April period
From February to April, there will be 7,366 certificates - or 21.1 percent more - available for cars. Expect car prices to fall by then.
COE News

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