The MIFA 7 has almost no direct competitors.

Lamborghini’s biggest sales success is now available only as a plug-in hybrid in Singapore, but it’s a stronger proposition than ever before.

The EV5 is assembled in Singapore, and could be the best-selling locally-produced car yet.

True to the purest form of a MINI on steroids, the JCW Convertible is a potent performer.

Utilitarian Dynamism.

Smitten by the idea of a BMW and what it represents? The 216 Gran Coupe M Sport satisfies that, and leaves you lusting for more of what the brand has to offer.

The 2025 Tesla Model Y remains a competent, relevant EV that holds its own against today’s stiff competition.

Refinement and all-rounder traits are the new Q5’s strong suits.

Giving the new age of mobility a winged desire.

It’s a riot to drive, even if it doesn’t offer much in way of adjustability – at least without trying Drift Mode.

The Cupra Leon is set to be the most dynamically focused car among its Group siblings offered in Singapore.

Cupra’s all-new mid-sized SUV is an exercise in unusual restraint for the flamboyant manufacturer.

Incumbent BYD launches its first car in Singapore with an ICE engine under the bonnet, offering more than 1,000km of range.

This futuristic-looking electric MPV hits all of the right notes.

The mid-sized Audi SUV is a demonstration of what the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) chassis is capable of, but the S sport suspension on the RWD is simply too stiff.

The Evoque may seem to contravene Range Rover conventions, but it suits Singapore just fine.

Despite having a new trim name, the Emira Turbo SE remains largely similar to drive as before, albeit with a more frenetic top end.

The consumer electronics manufacturer brings a surprisingly pleasant take of an electric family SUV to the table.

The electric version of the impressive Grecale feels good - but it faces stiff competition.

Most EVs would feel quite generic. Not this little tike.

The Aion V poses a credible challenge to the market leaders.

It’s now the flagbearer for delectable luxury among Chinese cars.

With an European engine under the bonnet, the facelifted Japanese Qashqai is an eclectic mix.

The pricier Edition 1 variant is well worth the extra outlay.