With the new Polo, one of the world's first superminis capable of partially automated driving is now coming onto the market.
COE prices finished mostly higher in the latest tender as the market anticipates a smaller supply of COEs starting in May.
The future Jurong Region Line will use specially-designed carriages, which are smaller in size than those found on other MRT lines.
Rolls-Royce is delighted to announce that its smallest model ever, the Rolls-Royce SRH, has just completed its first-year service.
Following a record-low drop in Cat A COE premiums last tender, foot traffic at car showrooms has increased by 30 to more than 100 percent over the weekend.
The Land Transport Authority has decided to reduce the carbon emission factor of electric cars by 20 percent, it announced on Friday 30th June.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has unveiled its smallest car ever, the Rolls-Royce SRH, specially made for the St. Richard's Hospital Day Surgery Unit in the U.K.
At the end of October's second Certificate of Entitlement bidding exercise, there is a drop in premiums for small cars and commercial vehicles.
Volvo has unveiled two new 40 series concept models that marks the official launch of its global small-car strategy.
Prices of car and commercial vehicle certificates of entitlement (COE) ended lower in the latest tender yesterday on the back of a larger supply of certificate.
Toyota's commitment to building cleaner cars is matched by its determination to cut the carbon footprint of its business operations.
The first bidding exercise in November ended with demand for Cat A staying strong, while premiums for big car COEs took a dip.
Interest in the new car segment has increased significantly in the past month - particularly for models under the COE Category A segment.
The stringent car loan restrictions introduced last year is cited as a primary reason to the increase in the number of cars under Cat A COE.
The Certificate of Entitlement (COE) quotas for the period between August to October 2014 will be reduced by six percent to 11,331.
Some mainstream cars could fall under Category B once LTA's new mandatory power output check kicks in later this year.
At the end of the first COE exercise in July, COE premiums for small cars experienced a small hike of $91, while demand for larger cars continues to decline.
The engine power output of new cars under Category A will be tested vigorously by LTA before they can be sold here.
The first bidding after tweaks to the COE system saw demand for Cat A staying strong, while premiums for big car COEs dip sharply.
COE prices reduce across categories B and E at the end of the day, after the third last bidding session of the year, while Cat A demand stands strong.