Lower COE supply expected in next three months, quota expected to increase only from 2024

The anticipated reduction in COE supply would keep premiums - which have been soaring in 2022 - at a high level. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Vehicle prices are set to stay high in the coming months, as the number of certificates of entitlement is expected to be lower in the next three-month period from November to January.

The total COE supply for the next three months is projected to be 11.4 per cent less than the 3,526 COEs available for tender each month in the current quota, based on vehicle deregistrations from April to August.Get exclusive reports and insights with more than 500 subscriber-only articles every month

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