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Hongqi Steps into Singapore Spotlight, Showcasing Three Models at 2026 Motor Show

Chinese premium automotive marque Hongqi has officially entered the Singapore market, marking a significant milestone for the brand as it appoints Eurokars Group as its authorised distributor. The debut took place at the 2026 Singapore Motor Show, where Hongqi introduced local audiences to its flagship all-electric SUV, the E-HS9.As the brand’s leading SUV model globally, the E-HS9 represents Hongqi’s vision for next-generation luxury mobility. The full-size electric SUV combines advanced intell

13 New Cars to Watch for at the Singapore Motor Show 2026

The 2026 Singapore Motor Show has returned in a scale not seen for years. Spanning three full exhibition levels at Suntec City Convention Centre — plus the Level 1 atrium — the event brings together 37 automotive brands, marking one of the most expansive showcases since the pre-pandemic era.For car buyers, the show is not just about spectacle. While many concepts and overseas models are on display, a select group of vehicles are either available now or scheduled to arrive in Singapore in the com

Renting a Home in Singapore: 7 Steps to Score the Best Deal

Editorial Picks: Compact executive SUVs below $380,000

Finding the right SUV in Singapore is often a balancing act. You want something that feels premium and refined, offers enough space for family duties, yet remains compact enough to navigate narrow carparks and busy city streets with ease. Compact executive SUVs sit right in that sweet spot, blending comfort, technology, and everyday practicality.In this editorial series, we take a closer look at key vehicle segments and highlight models worth considering, along with their strengths and trade-off

Top 5 things you should get after buying a used car

Buying a used car is a smart move for many drivers in Singapore. You avoid the steep depreciation of a brand-new vehicle, enjoy immediate mobility, and often get more value for your budget. That said, a pre-owned car also comes with unknowns. You may not fully know how it was driven, maintained, or treated by its previous owner.Before you settle into daily driving, taking a few practical steps early on can make a big difference. These small but important actions help improve safety, reduce unexp

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5 Luxury Cars You Can Get in COE Category A in Singapore

Singapore’s Certificate of Entitlement (COE) system categorises cars based on engine capacity and horsepower. For Category A, vehicles must have an engine no larger than 1.6 litres and a maximum output of 130hp. While Cat A traditionally targets mainstream cars, luxury brands have recognised the appeal of lower COE premiums and now offer models that qualify, giving aspirational drivers a taste of premium motoring at a more accessible price.Here are five luxury-branded Cat A cars currently availa

The best used cars for young professionals in Malaysia

Starting your career comes with many firsts — your first job, your first paycheck, and for many Malaysians, your first car. But while new cars look tempting in showrooms, their rising prices and heavy early-year depreciation make them harder to justify. That’s why more young professionals today are turning toward the used-car market, where good value, reliability, and fuel savings matter more than a shiny new badge.Buying a pre-owned model lets you stretch your budget, enjoy better features, and

Affordable, Sustainable, Attainable — e,MAS 5 Is A Turning Point For Malaysian EVs

The All-New Xpeng P7: A Sleek, High-Tech Electric Sedan Ready to Turn Heads in Singapore

Xpeng has been steadily carving out its place in the global EV market, and its next-generation P7 is shaping up to be one of the brand’s most striking creations yet. Known for its bold styling and clever tech, the P7 has long been associated with Xpeng’s rise — and the newest version only pushes the boundaries further.

Electric Car Buying Guide 2026: Everything Singapore Drivers Should Know

Thinking about making the switch to electric mobility? With greater awareness around sustainability, increasing fuel prices, and growing government support, more drivers in Singapore are exploring electric cars as a practical and future-ready option. This guide provides an easy-to-understand overview of what to consider before purchasing an electric vehicle (EV), including how they work, different EV types, driving range, charging options, costs, and what to look out for when choosing the right model.

Nissan Elgrand Returns in Style: A New Chapter for a Premium Japanese MPV

7 Stylish Electric SUVs in Singapore for Drivers Who Want Something Different

Electric SUVs continue to dominate Singapore’s EV market, thanks to their practicality and ability to accommodate large battery packs without compromising cabin or cargo space. But with so many options on the road today, choosing one that truly stands out can be a challenge.For drivers who want style, individuality and smart features—not just another anonymous SUV—these seven electric models offer distinctive looks and character, each with its own unique angle.Hyptec HT — A Bold Newcomer With Gu

5 Plug-in Hybrid SUVs in Singapore That Let You Go Electric Without Range Anxiety

For drivers in Singapore who want a taste of electric driving but aren’t ready to go fully battery-powered, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) offer a practical middle ground. They combine the benefits of electric mobility — quiet operation, lower emissions, and cheaper running costs — with the reassurance of a petrol engine for longer journeys.Unlike regular hybrids, PHEVs can be plugged in to charge their larger batteries, allowing them to run purely on electric power for daily commutes.

8 Cat A Electric Cars to Check Out in Singapore Before Rebates Shrink in 2026

8 Affordable Cat A Electric Cars to Buy in Singapore Before Rebates Shrink in 2026

Singapore’s electric vehicle (EV) market has grown rapidly in the past few years, but 2026 could mark a turning point for buyers. With upcoming revisions to the country’s EV rebate schemes, motorists who have been sitting on the fence might want to make their move sooner rather than later.Starting January 2026, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) will reduce EV-related rebates. Cars under Band A1 of the Vehicular Emissions Scheme (VES) — which covers most electric cars — will see their rebates dr

5 Underrated Sedans in Singapore That Driving Enthusiasts Shouldn’t Overlook

Before SUVs became the go-to choice for many drivers, sedans were the default option for practical daily transportation. While most sedans are built for comfort and efficiency, their lower centre of gravity and balanced chassis can make them surprisingly fun to drive compared to taller SUVs.Not every sedan is designed as a sporty car, but there are several models in Singapore that offer enjoyable driving experiences while remaining under the radar for enthusiasts. Whether due to their understate