The Government is tightening its grip on vehicle emissions standards and has increased inspection fees by as much as 10%, with effect from 1st April.
Under the new Vehicle Emissions Scheme, only electric cars will manage to qualify for a $20,000 tax rebate come July.
The last of TransCab's Compressed Natural Gas taxis was scrapped last month, due to limited refuelling stations and poor cost advantages over normal cabs.
More than half the cars in this list face a hike in taxes, no thanks to the new Vehicular Emissions Scheme. Find out how this affects you as a car buyer.
The Vehicular Emissions Scheme will have two bands - rebate of either $10,000 or $20,000, and surcharge of either $10,000 or $20,000.
From next month, cars displayed in showrooms must bear a new Vehicular Emissions label, aimed at helping buyers make informed decisions.
The Euro 6 emissions standards that will take effect in two weeks' time offer vehicle buyers some bargains but stocks for popular models have yet to arrive.
The National Environment Agency has just announced that petrol vehicles with port fuel injection will not be exempted from particulate matter tests.
According to statistics from the Land Transport Authority, there were 10,848 petrol-electric hybrid cars on Singapore roads as of January this year.
The current Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle Scheme will be replaced with a new Vehicular Emissions Scheme while diesel taxes are restructured.
The Land Transport Authority and National Environment Agency are reviewing the Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle Scheme, which may be revised.
We come up with a comprehensive table for you to better understand how the new CEVS impacts new car depreciation and whether panic buying is necessary.
Despite a huge spike in Certificates of Entitlement supply, most automotive dealers are not expecting premiums to drop.
A revised Carbon Emissions-based Vehicle Scheme announced last month could be one of the biggest factors for rising Certificate of Entitlement prices.
Changes to the Carbon Emissions-Based Vehicle Scheme may prove too much for car dealers as almost all vehicles in Singapore are affected.
The CEVS scheme, which rewards or penalises motorists based on a car's carbon emissions is being reviewed by the LTA to be more effective for motorists.
Number of cars that qualify for the CEVS scheme - to promote green cars - has expanded to three times than the initial projected number.
Two current schemes with incentives to purchase environmentally friendly vehicles will be improved or extended - as announced in Budget 2014 yesterday.
New cars, taxis and newly imported used cars with high carbon emissions will incur a surcharge under the CEVS scheme starting today.
The new Carbon Emissions-Based Vehicle Scheme(CEVS) will kick in starting January 2013. What exactly is it all about?