SG Car Mart

4 days ago | sgcarmart.com | Jeremy Chua

BYD continues to be one of the fastest-growing automotive brands in Singapore due to its diverse model lineup catering to various consumer preferences, broadening its appeal among car buyers. For those residing or working in the western regions of the island, it may not always be convenient to travel to the central or eastern areas solely for car shopping. Fortunately, the BYD by Jack Cars May-Ga Madness Roadshow, running until May 18, 2025, provides an opportunity to explore BYD's model range.

1 week ago | sgcarmart.com | Jeremy Chua

What We LikeSporty styling User-friendly cabin and controls Excellent regenerative braking Roomy backseat Good practicality What We DislikeSome infotainment lag The weather forecast feature Needs better pricing In an age when online exposure and search engine optimisation (SEO) are tickets to success, it is odd that MG decided to name its latest electric compact crossover 'S5'.

1 week ago | sgcarmart.com | Julian Kho

Deepal's launch in Singapore earlier in March this year also marked the official arrival of its parent, Changan Automobile, on our shores. And while we've already spent some time up close with the Deepal S07 here, our time at Auto Shanghai 2025 demonstrated that the Chongqing-based carmaker has a lot more up its sleeves than what Singapore presently knows. The motor show saw its three sub-brands celebrating the launch of a new model each: The Deepal S09, the Changan Nevo Q07 and the AVATR 06.

2 weeks ago | sgcarmart.com | Jeremy Chua

Skoda Singapore has taken the wraps off the facelifted Kodiaq RS, the most powerful seven-seater SUV in the brand's local lineup. To distinguish the Kodiaq RS from the entry-point Kodiaq Selection, this variant comes with an RS-specific front bumper, glossy black finishes components such as the grille, wing mirrors, roof rails, and window frames. LED Matrix Beam head lights and black badges are standard as well.

2 weeks ago | sgcarmart.com | Julian Kho

When I was young, I envied people who drove SUVs. They seemed sizeable, strong and somewhat stunning. Then I grew older and wiser and I realised SUVs aren't exactly for me. I want a car that's compact, cool and calm, yet feisty, flaming and flashy. I think a Toyota GR Yaris or a Volkswagen Golf GTI will do the trick, but the price... oh the price... Recently, I took the Volvo XC90 out for a drive.