For the 13th time in a row, the BMW Group has topped the rankings in the Trendence Professionals Barometer survey in 2024 as the best employer.
The BMW CE 04 Vagabund Moto Concept comes with an additional top case and its own matching surfboard allowing its user to ride more than just waves.
Kia has won two World Car Awards with the Telluride having been named 'World Car of the Year 2020' and the Soul EV the 'World Urban Car'.
BMW Group sales growth makes 2019 the first time the firm has sold more than 1.25 million vehicles in the first half of the year.
In the second round of bidding in March, COE premiums record an increase for all categories, with Cat E recording the highest ever increase for 2019.
Volkswagen has officially launched the updated Golf TSI - which comes with a new 1.0-litre three-cylinder TSI engine - the Golf GTI and the Golf R in Singapore.
Volkswagen has revealed the sixth generation Polo, which is one of the world's most successful compact cars with more than 14 million units sold.
Tailored for the modern family, Volkswagen's latest iteration of its best-selling MPV is longer and spots a wider stance thanks to its new MQB platform.
COE premiums for cars fell across all categories, with Cat A recording the largest decline of $5000, in the latest bidding exercise.
Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew has expressed his disappointment over the spate of disruptions in train services and vows to restore commuters' confidence.
As Volkswagen U.K. prepares to launch its first electric vehicle, it has prepared a video for anyone who wants to know what e-mobility sounds like.
Subaru's compact SUV, the Forester has won the popular 2014 Sport/ Utility of the Year award from the USA's influential Motor Trend magazine.
This accolade follows the Forester’s win in 2009, making Subaru the first brand to achieve Motor Trend Sport/Utility of the Year titles for two consecutive years
The Subaru Forester has been titled as Motor Trend's Sport/Utility of the Year for 2009, beating 12 other contenders, and hailed as "The SUV for our Times"
With cars built to last longer and wage growth slowing, Japanese car owners are holding on to their vehicles longer than ever. Will Singapore owners follow?