COE prices in Singapore are on the rise, with premiums reaching new heights! Find out more about the latest trends in the COE market.
Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums in Singapore have continued to climb, marking an upward trend in the second consecutive bidding exercise. Large cars and fully electric vehicles saw significant increases in premiums, with prices for popular categories hitting new records. In the recent April 2024 COE results, categories A, B, and C experienced notable price hikes, reflecting the growing demand for vehicle ownership in the city-state.
Amidst the surge in COE prices, commercial vehicles stood out as the exception, maintaining stable rates. This anomaly in the market highlights the varying trends across different vehicle categories, offering insights into the dynamics of Singapore's automotive industry. Additionally, China's Zeekr, the premium EV brand of Geely, has made headlines with plans to raise up to US$500 million in a US IPO, signaling the ongoing developments in the electric vehicle sector.
The continuous rise in COE prices underscores the competitiveness of Singapore's vehicle market, impacting both consumers and businesses. With premiums escalating, the affordability of owning a car in the country becomes a growing concern for many. As the market evolves, keeping abreast of COE trends and developments is essential for those navigating the automotive landscape in Singapore.
In the realm of electric vehicles, Zeekr's renewed plans for fundraising highlight the global shift towards sustainable transportation solutions. The resurgence of interest in EVs reflects the changing preferences of consumers and the industry's commitment to innovation and sustainability.
SINGAPORE: Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums closed mostly higher for the second bidding exercise in a row, with only Category C prices for ...
Large cars (above 1600cc or 97kW) or fully electric cars with output over 110kW saw premiums increased from S$96,011 in the previous bidding exercise to S ...
In the first COE bidding exercise of April 2024, Cat A closed at $89000; Cat B closed at $101334; Cat C closed at $67501; Cat D closed at $10000; ...
In the first COE bidding exercise of April 2024, Cat A closed at $89000; Cat B closed at $101334; Cat C closed at $67501; Cat D closed at $10000; ...
Zeekr, the premium electric vehicle (EV) brand of Chinese automaker Geely, has restarted stalled plans to raise up to US$500 million in...
Certificate of entitlement (COE) premiums are up across the board, except for commercial vehicles, in the latest tender exercise on April 3. Cat A.
COE premiums for Category C, which includes buses and goods vehicles, dropped to S$67,501 from S$70,112 in the last bidding exercise. ADVERTISEMENT.
Premiums for larger cars and the Open category breached the $100000 mark. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Zeekr, the premium electric vehicle (EV) brand of Chinese automaker Geely, has restarted stalled plans to raise up to US$500 million in...
COE premiums for Category C, which includes buses and goods vehicles, dropped to S$67,501 from S$70,112 in the last bidding exercise. ADVERTISEMENT.