The Suzuki e VITARA is the brand's first electric car that you can buy, and it offers a practical and engaging drive in a charming package.
The entry-level G6 may have less equipment, but it still manages to deliver the high-tech experience buyers expect from the brand.
Merc's bestselling CLA180 is refreshed, and back in town. Can it beat fellow German rival, Audi's A3 Sedan, in delivering a downsized premium experience?
The MIFA 7 Elite is the entry point to the model range and surprisingly, it has new features you won't find in the Premium variant.
The Zeekr X Urban is a Cat A COE EV that doesn't feel underpowered nor underequipped - in fact it is better than the Cat B in some ways.
Smart looks, spacious interior and a comfortable drive - the Sealion 7 is Singapore's favourite and it is also available in a value-for-money Cat A guise.
The style-conscious MINI Aceman E takes on the minimalist Volvo EX30 in this battle of Cat A COE-friendly premium compact crossovers!
Going small on power sees Volvo's smallest product losing little when it comes to sheer desirability, even if some useability issues still remain.
The e.MAS 7 is a well-rounded and largely polished electric SUV that - if priced correctly - could plant Proton's flag firmly back onto Singapore's map.
Funky, well-specced, and competitively priced, the Dongfeng Box is a compelling compact electric hatch that could well appeal to first-time car-owners.
Boasting refinement, generosity in equipment, and rugged presence matched by few rivals, the V marks yet another stellar electric package from GAC Aion.
The Audi A3 returns with a new engine and an upgraded exterior to see off the varied competition all making their way to our shores.
The Omoda E5 continues to shine as a feature-packed and sensibly priced option in the highly competitive electric crossover segment.
The BYD M6 won't excite enthusiasts, but the combination of its roominess, range and keen pricing have proven irresistible to buyers.
This Category A COE Hyundai Ioniq 6 is a fastback that's functional, fast and fanciable.
Exceptional value aside, the Y Plus' pleasant and spacious interior, polished drive, and wealth of equipment make it one of today's best entry-level EVs.
By still packing plenty of power, range and tech, the Model 3 110 is a compelling base variant that promises to widen Tesla's brand appeal even further.
Sharpness and sportiness take on roundedness and softness in this contest between two diametrically opposed hatchbacks.
Feline puns aside, ORA's Good Cat is nippy, user-friendly, has a snazzy design and is relatively affordable, which could attract first-time EV buyers.
It's now a Cat A model, but the Volkswagen Golf R-Line and its sporty looks will still appeal to drivers with a penchant for athleisure.