In the 1sts COE bidding exercise for July 2022, Cat A closed at $78001, Cat B at $107800, Cat C at $54001, Cat D at $10889 and Cat E at $110524.
$52,552(Jul) $97,176(Jul) $71,565(Jul)
SINGAPORE โ Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices reached the highest level ever on Wednesday (July 5) when the premiums for vehicles in the open category ...
Cat B (Cars above 1,600cc or 97kW or fully electric cars with output over 110kW): S$107,800 (up from S$106,001) Cat A (Cars up to 1,600cc & 97kW or fully electric cars with output of up to 110kW): S$78,001 (up from S$74,989) Premiums for small cars (up to 1,600cc & 97kW) or fully electric cars with output of up to 110kW went up by 4.02 per cent to S$78,001.
SINGAPORE: Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums hit an all-time high of S$110524 in the Open Category on Wednesday (Jul 6). This surpasses the previous ...
Premiums rose by nearly 6 per cent in the latest tender, up from S$104,400 two weeks ago. Motorcycle premiums closed at S$10,889, up from S$10,302 in the previous bidding exercise. For Category A cars - or those 1,600cc and below with horsepower not exceeding 130bhp - premiums closed at S$78,001, up from S$74,989 in the last exercise.
Premiums also rose across all other categories. The COE premium for cars with engines smaller than 1,600cc and 130bhp, and fully electric vehicles (EVs) with up ...
It was also a closed tender system so bidders could not enter or revise their bids as the exercise proceeded. Previous COE premium ($) They are also transferable, so motor dealers can hold on to such COEs to use in the future. Current COE premium ($) Their projection was based on the low number of vehicles being taken off the road in the previous months. This suggests that car companies have fewer orders this time than before.
Premiums also rose across all other categories. The COE premium for cars with engines smaller than 1,600cc and 130bhp, and fully electric vehicles (EVs) with up ...
SINGAPORE: Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums could still climb amid a continuing lack of COE supply and steady demand from affluent buyers, ...
"People would not want to wait for the next wave of decrease in quota which will be more severe," he said. Because basically people have gotten richer, and the distribution of income has also moved up a bit." "Okay so from now on, you know how many COEs there will be every year," he said, describing what the new system could look like. "So, a lot of people rushed in to bid. So, it's like sort of bite the bullet and buy now rather than later when other costs could also escalate," she explained. "In May there was quite a big dip and June continues to be low.