Tesla recently slashed the prices of its cars in Singapore — but not by much. Elon Musk's company announced in a press release on Friday that new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles will be discounted by ...
SINGAPORE—At Richard Lim’s car dealership in this small but wealthy city-state, the price tags seem more fitting for real estate. A one-year-old BMW X5 SUV was on sale for the equivalent of $352,000.
As of September 2026, aspiring motorists have to cough up more than S$130,000 — equivalent to more than $102,000 — merely for the opportunity to buy a car and operate it for a decade. Singapore's VQS ...