In-depth reviews and comparisons of electric vehicles available in Singapore.
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The facelifted Kia EV6 pairs sharper styling with an 84 kWh battery and 800V charging — and remains the most visually striking crossover EV at its price point. It's also the one you'll most enjoy driving. Whether that's enough depends on what you're willing to trade for it.
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is among the most efficient EV sedans you can buy in Singapore — 800V charging, a 0.21 Cd drag coefficient, and four variants starting from Cat A. With the Tesla Model 3 as the obvious benchmark, the Ioniq 6 makes its case on efficiency and refinement rather than outright speed.
The BYD Dolphin is the most affordable EV in Singapore that still feels like a complete car. It makes the compromises you'd expect at this price point intelligently — delivering enough range, space, and technology for buyers who don't need to spend more.
The Volvo EX30 is Singapore's only premium European EV at Cat A pricing — with a ride quality that punches well above its compact footprint. But a battery recall affecting Ultra variants and persistent software frustrations complicate a car that should have been a straightforward recommendation.
The Highland refresh has made Tesla's benchmark sedan quieter, sharper-looking, and better-specced than the car it replaced. With Chinese rivals now mounting a credible challenge — including the BYD Atto 3 we drove recently — does the Model 3 still earn the default recommendation?
Three years in, BYD's most popular compact SUV returns with a bigger screen, better tyres, and enough new kit to make the 2025 update feel genuinely fresh. Here's whether it still earns its place at the top of the Category A shortlist.
The Xpeng G6 facelift is the car that earns its recommendation without making a loud case for itself. Exceptional interior quality, capable XPILOT software, 800V charging architecture, and performance that belies the price. Singapore's most underrated family SUV.
Three variants, one recommendation, and a car that earns genuine enthusiasm rather than qualified praise. The BYD Sealion 7 is BYD's most balanced model yet — and the Premium variant is one of the best-value family EVs available in Singapore right now.
The Ioniq 5 facelift refines what was already one of Singapore's most distinctive EVs — better software, faster charging, and a rear wiper that owners had been requesting since day one. The design still earns a second look. The specs require a second look too.