With its wheelbase stretched by 150mm, the Model Y L marks Tesla's debut in the three-row SUV scene, packing more space, extra equipment and 681km of range.
Registering more than 11,000 cars, BYD was 2025's indubitable champion, with Toyota and BMW in 2nd and 3rd, and GAC, XPENG and MG just outside the Top 10.
Replacing the Model Y RWD, the Model Y Long Range RWD gets an 84kWh battery with 661km of range, and has had its power output optimised for lower road tax.
This is the first time Tesla's CPO cars will be available through an independent platform, and every purchase will come with additional benefits.
With its 78kWh battery, the Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive boasts a WLTP-range of up to 691km on a full charge, and supports DC fast charging at 250kW.
The new location will offer the public the chance to experience test drives of the Model 3 and Model Y, both engineered for Cat A COE, and its Optimus bot.
The V4 Superchargers pack faster charging speeds and longer cables, bringing Tesla's network up to 12 Supercharging stations and 37 stalls across Singapore.
The Model Y RWD 110 - which joins the facelifted lineup - still offers up to 466km of range, but takes a longer 9.6 seconds to finish the century sprint.
The updated Tesla Model Y is now available for order here in Singapore, just days after the car made its international debut.
With parallel imports factored in, Toyota was still 2024's leader for new car registrations, even as BYD took the crown decisively among authorised dealers.
The ever-popular Tesla Model 3 faces off against the sleek Hyundai Ioniq 6 in this shootout between two Cat A electric sedans.
The new Model Y will be introduced as an exclusive Limited Launch Series and is offered in two variants: The Model Y (RWD) and the Model Y Long Range (AWD).
In addition to price reductions, the Model 3's standard colour has been updated, and Tesla owners will get new features via over-the-air updates.
The Cybertruck is back for a second showing at Tesla's Millenia Walk showroom, offering customers private viewing sessions alongside their test drives.
The programme is designed to entice Singaporeans to make the switch to EVs, with new and existing customers eligible for additional rewards and discounts.
Members of the public will be able to catch the Tesla Cybertruck in person at Millenia Walk from 22 August to 1 September 2024!
The Cybertruck is wrapped in a large stainless-steel exoskeleton, can crack the century sprint in 2.7 seconds, and you will soon be able to see it yourself.
Even as Singapore's Top 3 hold steady, the rest of the Top 10 is seeing some surprising reshuffling as hybrid and electric cars continue to gain popularity.
Tesla Singapore has opened orders for the 'Long Range' variant of its Model Y which offers a total range of 533km.
The price adjustment is said to be a result of continued improvements to its production processes, which have led to cost reductions in manufacturing.