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The LTA has announced that COE supply will rise by 0.2% in the coming quarter from August to October 2026.
The second COE bidding session for July 2026 sees premiums for Cat A, B, and C slipping, while Cat E gets a slight rise. Get the full numbers here!
The first COE bidding session for July 2026 sees premiums for all categories rising across the board.
The quotas for Categories A and B are each set to increase by only 1% come August, while the open Category E will witness a larger rise of 27.2%.
The second COE bidding session for July saw premiums for Cat E reaching $120,000, although Cat A and B saw less dramatic changes.
COE premiums continue to climb across the board as we enter the month of July!
Cat A was the only passenger car category to see premiums rise for July 2024's second COE bidding session, although Cat B was the biggest mover overall.
The first COE bidding session for July 2024 saw the premium for Cat B slip $1,433, while the rest of the categories saw smaller gains.
The LTA has announced that the COE supply will climb upwards for the upcoming quarter from May to July 2024.
In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for July, premiums in Cat A dipped by nearly $1,800, even as those in the open Cat E rose by $1,110.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for July, premiums for Cat A climbed while those for Cat B and E slipped.
Premiums continue to rise across the board in second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round of July, building further on the performance seen last session.
In the first Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for July, premiums rose across all categories, sending Cat E COE now above the $110,000 mark.
In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for August, COE premiums rose across all car categories.
In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for July, COE premiums rose across all car categories.
The average monthly supply of COEs for the quarter of May to July 2021 will drop to 5,334 from the current quarter's supply of 5,835.
In the second round of COE bidding for July, premiums for both Cat A and B fell, while Cat E premiums saw only a minimal increase.
COE premiums rose across all car categories for the first bidding round of July - the first bidding session since circuit breaker measures were imposed.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that COE bidding exercises will resume on 6 July 2020, as motor dealers begin to resume operations.