Finance · Transport

Singapore COE prices

Latest Certificate of Entitlement premiums, quota, and bidding demand across all five categories.

Updated 1 Apr 2026↑ Cat A elevated — above $90,000

Apr 2026 · 2nd Bidding

Latest COE premiums

Current premiums and bidding stats. Change shown vs previous exercise.

Cat A

Cars ≤1,600cc or ≤97kW. Most EVs qualify.

$123,010

↑ +$5,010

Quota1,265

Bids received—

Bids won—

Cat B

Cars above Cat A engine or power limits.

$121,001

↑ +$1

Quota811

Bids received—

Bids won—

Cat C

Goods vehicles and buses.

$83,501

↑ +$3,500

Quota290

Bids received—

Bids won—

Cat D

Motorcycles only.

$9,290

↓ -$710

Quota563

Bids received—

Bids won—

Cat E

Open — all vehicles except motorcycles.

$125,002

↑ +$4,001

Quota241

Bids received—

Bids won—

Cat A· Small cars & EVs

$123,010

↑ +$5,010

Quota

1,265

Bids

—

Won

—

Cat B· Larger cars

$121,001

↑ +$1

Quota

811

Bids

—

Won

—

Cat C· Goods vehicles

$83,501

↑ +$3,500

Quota

290

Bids

—

Won

—

Cat D· Motorcycles

$9,290

↓ -$710

Quota

563

Bids

—

Won

—

Cat E· Open category

$125,002

↑ +$4,001

Quota

241

Bids

—

Won

—

Historical premiums

COE price history — all categories

Premium trends across all five COE categories from Jan 2010 onward. Hover to inspect exact values.

Graph range

CAT ACAT BCAT CCAT DCAT E

Consumer context

What the categories mean

Cat A — small cars and EVs

Covers cars with engines ≤1,600cc or power output ≤97kW. Most electric vehicles qualify for Cat A, which tends to have the highest demand volume of all car categories.

Cat B — larger and luxury cars

Cars above Cat A engine or power limits. Typically pricier vehicles. Cat B premiums are usually higher than Cat A but attract lower bid volumes.

Are current prices high?

Cat A above $90,000 is historically elevated — pre-2021 it rarely exceeded $40,000. The surge reflects high EV adoption and tightening LTA quotas since 2022.

Cat E as a market signal

Cat E is open to all vehicle types except motorcycles. It is commonly used as a market benchmark — when Cat E trades significantly above Cat A or B, demand for open-category flexibility is high.