With Budget 2026 quietly rewriting the long term cost of owning a new car, used cars are fast becoming the smarter choice, not just the cheaper one.
It appears that electric vehicles will soon be required to have differentiated number plates. What for?
During a trial of new visual markers for ERP 2.0, we try to suss out what's in store for motorists in the future.
From categorisation tweaks to radical overhauls, here are some ideas that we have about possible fixes to our COE system.
The Singapore Motor Show is a grand showcase, including intriguing concept cars and some models that you can't buy right now.
As 2025 comes to a close, here are five trends that we are going to keeping a close eye on next year.
The new iX3 heralds in a host of new features, functions and technology for BMW, and here are 5 important under-the-skin ones you need to know.
As BMW ushers in a new era of cars, production advancement and resiliency are core to delivering the best products to customers.
We test hybrid systems from five different brands to figure out which one is "best".
Even with record-breaking premiums, multiple factors point to the inescapable reality that COE premiums will continue to increase.
A recent headline-grabbing tragedy casts the spotlight on the parallel import market once more.
BYD has launched a Cat A variant of the Sealion 7. Will it be the next best-seller?
We explore the potential and likely impact that the EEAI extension and VES adjustment will have on the car market.
50 years on, Suzuki and Champion Motors is banking on increasing specificity of product and personality to build customer interest and demand.
Practical, sensible and relatively affordable, these bread-and-butter sedans should be on the shopping lists of most first-time car buyers.
PHEVs are making in-roads, notably in the mass-market segment, but will it ever truly take off?
In 2025, PHEVs are clearly gaining popularity among buyers. The recently-launched BYD Sealion 6 could supercharge that.
Bold, rebellious and provocative, Cupra is counting on a design-first, opportunity-abundant approach to brand building.
The Ferrari Approved program offers buyers another route into Ferrari ownership, while still delivering the performance and exclusivity of the brand.
Concept cars often preview future products and technologies, and we suss out some of the most interesting ones at Auto Shanghai!