Singapore's New-Car Price List Directory Shows How Deep Chinese Brands Have Penetrated the Market
OneShift by Carousell's running pricelist hub covers around 70 brands sold in Singapore, and Chinese automakers account for a striking share of the most recently updated lists.
2026-09-15

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OneShift by Carousell maintains a directory of official new-car price lists for the Singapore market, organized brand by brand with each entry linking to the authorized distributor and showing when the latest list took effect. The lineup spans mainstream volume marques such as Toyota, Honda and Hyundai alongside exotic badges like Ferrari, Pagani and Rolls-Royce.
What stands out is the Chinese contingent: BYD, Denza, MG, XPeng, Zeekr, Aion, Avatr, Deepal, Dongfeng, GAC, IM Motors, Jaecoo, Omoda, Ora, Leapmotor, Maxus, Seres, Skyworth and Nio's Firefly all appear, among others — a snapshot of how many China-headquartered automakers now maintain an official retail foothold in the city-state.
Per the page, the freshest updates carry September 2026 effective dates, with Honda, IM Motors, Kia, Leapmotor, Lexus, MG, Maxus, Ora, Toyota and Volkswagen among the most recently refreshed, while niche brands such as Maserati and Morgan show lists dating back years.
The hub also tracks Singapore's certificate-of-entitlement (COE) results, listing Sep 2026 Round 1 premiums of $133,009 for Cat A, $135,001 for Cat B, $93,101 for Cat C, $12,556 for Cat D and $137,890 for Cat E, and promotes a COE guessing game with prizes of up to $250 for entries submitted by 23 Sep, 3pm.
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