The latest BYD cars, including the Sealion 6 DM-i plug-in hybrid, are now being showcased at the atrium of Bukit Panjang Plaza for you to check out.
Energy firm BP has announced that it will supply the lubricants and sustainable fuel for Audi's Formula One effort come 2026.
The Philips Ultinon WeatherVision LED head light bulb is said to deliver the performance of an LED light alongside the warm glow of a halogen lamp.
Porsche has officially launched is Porsche NOW pop-up at Guoco Tower, and unveiled a new exhibition featuring a special 550 Spyder at the Mandala Club.
The innovative charger utilises an integrated battery storage system to facilitate fast charging without the need to be connected to a high-voltage grid.
Think you know how to keep your car running perfectly? Think again, some things that you swear by might be just what's killing your car slowly!
Grab has announced an expansion of its transport offerings with the introduction of two new on-demand premium ride options.
BP Singapore has appointed United Automobile Services as a new distributor for the Castrol brand in Singapore, to further strengthen its presence here.
A lower 10km/h speed limit and other new rules for bikes and personal mobility devices will kick in from 1 February.
For enthusiasts of classic Porsches, this year's Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show, with Discovery, promises to be one of the most exciting.
Bombardier Transportation turns to the expertise of Peugeot's Global Brand Design studio in order to redefine its brand positioning.
Instead of traditional car dealerships, Polestar Spaces will be environments where customers will be able to physically interact with the modern digital brand.
McLaren has informed the 106 clients who have reserved an example of the car they previously knew only as BP23 that it will be named the McLaren Speedtail.
Passengers on a Bukit Panjang LRT train were stuck in the car for up to half an hour yesterday afternoon and had to walk on the tracks to the nearest station.
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan has said that the only viable option for the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT is to overhaul it.
Future owners of the McLaren Hyper-GT, also known as BP23, will be receiving a BP23 Speed Form sculpture of the car's interior.
McLaren Automotive has confirmed that the forthcoming 'Hyper-GT' will be capable of exceeding 391km/h - the peak speed of the iconic McLaren F1.
The date for the online reveal of the next track-concentrated McLaren Ultimate Series road car has been confirmed for 10th December 2017.
McLaren has confirmed its latest addition to the Ultimate Series - its most extreme, track-concentrated road car yet - to be revealed in Q1 2018.
Tender for the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT (BPLRT) will be called soon to overhaul and tackle the flawed design behind its reliability woes.