As this year's FIFA World Cup gets underway, the Sgcarmart team has decided to pick a car that we've driven for some countries currently still competing.
Polished, composed and surprisingly spacious, Tesla's first six-seater here builds upon all of the Model Y's strengths in dependably tech-forward fashion.
With its wheelbase stretched by 150mm, the Model Y L marks Tesla's debut in the three-row SUV scene, packing more space, extra equipment and 681km of range.
The Model Y continues to be popular among Cat A SUV buyers, but can it hold off the competition posed by the IM6?
Replacing the Model Y RWD, the Model Y Long Range RWD gets an 84kWh battery with 661km of range, and has had its power output optimised for lower road tax.
Those in the west can now get to experience the Model Y and Model 3 at a new experience centre in Westgate!
Can you still switch from ICE to electric in the face of rising COE premiums? These models prove it’s still possible - at least for now.
With its 78kWh battery, the Model 3 Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive boasts a WLTP-range of up to 691km on a full charge, and supports DC fast charging at 250kW.
The Model Y takes on the G6 in this contest between two closely matched electric SUVs. Which one will emerge ahead?
The updated mid-range Model Y offers the same roominess and functionality as the Cat A model, plus a large dollop of performance.
The EV5 is an attractive and refined made-in-Singapore electric crossover, but it needs even more equipment to better match its rivals.
The new location will offer the public the chance to experience test drives of the Model 3 and Model Y, both engineered for Cat A COE, and its Optimus bot.
The V4 Superchargers pack faster charging speeds and longer cables, bringing Tesla's network up to 12 Supercharging stations and 37 stalls across Singapore.
The Tesla Model Y returns with an upgraded shell and plenty of new technology but will struggle in a market that is now filled with more convincing rivals.
The Model Y RWD 110 - which joins the facelifted lineup - still offers up to 466km of range, but takes a longer 9.6 seconds to finish the century sprint.
The updated Tesla Model Y is now available for order here in Singapore, just days after the car made its international debut.
The ever-popular Tesla Model 3 faces off against the sleek Hyundai Ioniq 6 in this shootout between two Cat A electric sedans.
The new Model Y will be introduced as an exclusive Limited Launch Series and is offered in two variants: The Model Y (RWD) and the Model Y Long Range (AWD).
Sleek styling, quirky charm, minimalist design along with a ridiculous amount of power gives the Model 3 Performance a unique charm.
In addition to price reductions, the Model 3's standard colour has been updated, and Tesla owners will get new features via over-the-air updates.