No surprises: They're all Chinese, and they're all electric, although the spread of body types and brands you'll find here is still relatively diverse.
Financially at least, EVs are likely to become more enticing to own than ICE cars - but what else lies ahead for Singaporean buyers? We dig in.
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EVs are the future, but what would it cost you to be an early adopter of the future? Here's the costs that you have to consider before making the move.
Get rebates of up to 30% of the basic premium the less you drive with the new 'Drive Less, Save More' feature from Etiqa Insurance Singapore.
To really encourage EV ownership, Singapore needs to rethink its approach to EVs as far as financial rebates and ownership incentives are concerned.
If you own an EV and worry about where to charge, we sourced for a couple of public locations. Find out where they are, how they work and how much it costs.
Additional support will be provided to active taxi and private hire car drivers and individual motorcycle owners in light of the recent petrol duty hike.
Are you currently shopping for a new car? VES rates are about to change! Keep track of what rebates and surcharges are going to be apply here!
Starting from 2021, the Vehicular Emissions Scheme will be enhanced with increased rebates and higher surcharges to promote the adoption of cleaner vehicles.
A guide to scrapping or exporting your car, calculating your scrap & deregistration value and how to get a higher selling price when your COE expires
Thinking about buying an electric car? Here's a breakdown of the various tax incentives and new initiatives aimed at boosting EV ownership in Singapore.
When the new Vehicular Emissions Scheme kicks in January next year, far fewer cars will qualify for rebates as a result of stricter standards.
Private firms stand to gain as parallel imported cars now garners bigger carbon rebates than equivalent models brought in by authorised dealers.
Number of cars that qualify for the CEVS scheme - to promote green cars - has expanded to three times than the initial projected number.
A complete guide to OMV and ARF for vehicles in Singapore, and how to calculate PARF & COE rebates to find your car's deregistration value (aka paper value)
Starting from Jan 1, buyers will enjoy tax rebates of up to $20,000 when they opt for cars with low carbon emission.
A new Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle Scheme (CEVS) will replace the Green Vehicle Rebate Scheme (GVR) when the GVR scheme expires at the end of 2012.
Government will undertake a review of the Preferential Additional Registration Fee (PARF) and Certificate of Entitlement (COE) rebates.