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MHA and MOT are studying differentiated licence plates for electric vehicles to help SCDF first responders and the public identify EVs during fire incidents.
A new EY-Parthenon report reveals consumer interest in EVs in Singapore has dropped from 73% to 58%, as practical concerns over charging reliability take centre stage.
BYD reported a sharp 41.1% year-on-year decline in vehicle sales for February 2026, marking the company's sixth consecutive month of declining sales.
Driven by a hyper-competitive domestic market, Chinese EV manufacturers like BYD and Chery are aggressively establishing factories across Southeast Asia, reshaping the region's automotive landscape.
The government has significantly altered the PARF rebate system, making the financial incentive to scrap a car before its 10-year lifespan greatly reduced and indirectly giving electric vehicles a stronger value proposition.
Singapore's bus captains will be required to complete a new mandatory 21-hour EV training course, developed by the Singapore Bus Academy and NTUC LearningHub, as the country targets 50% electric buses by 2030.
The LTA has confirmed that external battery packs for Tesla OBUs meet international safety standards, easing concerns raised by the Tesla Owners Club Singapore ahead of the January 2027 ERP 2.0 deadline.
Singapore has officially named EON, Southeast Asia's first fully electric and hydrogen-ready harbour tug, developed by Kuok Maritime Group with MPA's MINT Fund support.
BYD captured 28.2% of all new car registrations in January 2026, while Singapore's EV charging network expanded to approximately 28,000 points islandwide.
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