7 new cars to look out for in the second half of 2020
05 May 2020|1,649 views
Look, we understand. Right now, it is a, shall we say, less than ideal time to purchase a new car. With the circuit breaker measure in place, showrooms closed and COE bidding suspended, there is a lot of uncertainty in the car market.
That said, there are likely still some drivers that are currently in the market for a new car. This can be for a variety of reasons. Maybe your car has recently been scrapped, or perhaps is due for the scrapyard in the next couple of months. Or, perhaps you're just ready to swtich up to a new ride.
Whatever the case may be, you may be thinking about holding off your next purchase until after this circuit breaker period, and when the market has stabilised somewhat (we'd certainly do that). Even after the circuit breaker period is over, we doubt that many drivers will be immediately rushing to the showrooms to buy a new car.
So if you are indeed holding off your next purchase, what can you look forward to? We pick out the seven most notable cars that will be launched in the second half of 2020 that you can look forward to.
1. Audi A4

Customers can expect the facelifted model to be launched in Singapore in late 2020, according to Audi Singapore. This is pending production of the car, but the Audi factories in Europe are already beginning to resume production.
2. BMW 5 Series

The car will be launched in Q3, and is estimated to be priced between $240,000 to $280,000, inclusive of COE.
Current generation model pictured.
3. Honda City

The new generation Honda City is expected to be launched in late-Q3 or early-Q4 this year.
4. Mercedes-Benz E-Class

The refreshed E-Class is expected to be launched locally in Q4 2020.
5. MINI Electric

The MINI Electric will be launched in Q3, as has an indicative pricing of under $160,000 (subject to COE and VES).
6. Skoda Kamiq

Singapore will get the 148bhp 1.5-litre TSI engine, and the car will be equipped with high-tech features like virtual cockpit and driver assistance systems such as a rear view camera with Park Distance Control and Rest Assistant.
7. Volkswagen T-Cross

The T-Cross will be offered with a 114bhp 1.0-litre TSI engine. Customers can look forward to a R-Line bodykit, a Beats premium sound system, as well as modern assistance systems such as Park Assist.
Look, we understand. Right now, it is a, shall we say, less than ideal time to purchase a new car. With the circuit breaker measure in place, showrooms closed and COE bidding suspended, there is a lot of uncertainty in the car market.
That said, there are likely still some drivers that are currently in the market for a new car. This can be for a variety of reasons. Maybe your car has recently been scrapped, or perhaps is due for the scrapyard in the next couple of months. Or, perhaps you're just ready to swtich up to a new ride.
Whatever the case may be, you may be thinking about holding off your next purchase until after this circuit breaker period, and when the market has stabilised somewhat (we'd certainly do that). Even after the circuit breaker period is over, we doubt that many drivers will be immediately rushing to the showrooms to buy a new car.
So if you are indeed holding off your next purchase, what can you look forward to? We pick out the seven most notable cars that will be launched in the second half of 2020 that you can look forward to.
1. Audi A4

Customers can expect the facelifted model to be launched in Singapore in late 2020, according to Audi Singapore. This is pending production of the car, but the Audi factories in Europe are already beginning to resume production.
2. BMW 5 Series

The car will be launched in Q3, and is estimated to be priced between $240,000 to $280,000, inclusive of COE.
Current generation model pictured.
3. Honda City

The new generation Honda City is expected to be launched in late-Q3 or early-Q4 this year.
4. Mercedes-Benz E-Class

The refreshed E-Class is expected to be launched locally in Q4 2020.
5. MINI Electric

The MINI Electric will be launched in Q3, as has an indicative pricing of under $160,000 (subject to COE and VES).
6. Skoda Kamiq

Singapore will get the 148bhp 1.5-litre TSI engine, and the car will be equipped with high-tech features like virtual cockpit and driver assistance systems such as a rear view camera with Park Distance Control and Rest Assistant.
7. Volkswagen T-Cross

The T-Cross will be offered with a 114bhp 1.0-litre TSI engine. Customers can look forward to a R-Line bodykit, a Beats premium sound system, as well as modern assistance systems such as Park Assist.
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