First announced in 2021, the discontinuation of new diesel cars and taxis is in line with the nation's vision all vehicles to run on cleaner energy by 2040.
New emissions standards will be enforced for foreign commercial diesel vehicles, while older foreign-registered motorcycles will be barred from our roads.
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Singapore will make electric vehicles more attractive from next year, with plans to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles by 2040.
The scheme for diesel commercial vehicle owners to replace their older, more pollutive vehicles with cleaner ones has been extended again.
From 1 April, the three-quarter-tank rule will apply to all Singapore-registered diesel vehicles leaving the country via the land checkpoints.
The National Environment Agency has just announced that petrol vehicles with port fuel injection will not be exempted from particulate matter tests.
With news of the new Vehicular Emissions Scheme yesterday, motor industry players and experts reckon the days of diesel vehicles are numbered here.
The Government is reviewing policies on vehicle emissions to discourage the use of diesels as global concerns over their health impacts increase.
Volkswagen to fix 20 of its local diesel vehicles first. They are among the 956 vehicles in Singapore affected by the global diesel emissions scandal.
The Early Turnover Scheme, which encourages the replacement of old, pollutive diesel vehicles earlier, will be extended for the final time to 31st July 2017.
Volkswagen Singapore has identified affected diesel vehicles, and customers will be kept updated regarding solutions for their vehicles when they are available.
The Early Turnover Scheme, which was implemented for pre-Euro and Euro I diesel vehicles, will now be extended to include Euro II and III vehicles.
The National Environment Agency has announced that diesel vehicles sold in Singapore must comply with the Euro 6 emission standard from 1st January 2018.
The revised Early Turnover Scheme - to persuade business owners to replace their old and pollutive diesel vehicles - is starting to get more popular.
Bosch takes the opportunity to explain Euro 6 - the new European emission standard - and the changes it entails for diesel drivers.
A year-old scheme by the Government that encourages owners to replace their old and pollutive diesel commercial vehicles has been enhanced.
An incentive scheme to urge old diesel vehicles owners to go for newer ones with cleaner emission was met with poor response.
The National Environmental Agency says there is still a large number of vehicles with polluting emissions on Singapore roads.