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COE Prices

Every Singapore Certificate of Entitlement result since 2010 — updated automatically after each bidding exercise, most recently September 2026 · 1st bidding. Data: LTA via data.gov.sg.

Latest results · September 2026 · 1st bidding

CategoryQuota PremiumChangeQuotaBids
Cat A · Cars up to 1600cc & 97kWS$133,009▲ +4,5081,1951,708
Cat B · Cars above 1600cc or 97kWS$135,001▲ +4,0009341,333
Cat C · Goods vehicles & busesS$93,101▲ +3,099310565
Cat D · MotorcyclesS$12,556▲ +1,255514657
Cat E · Open — any vehicleS$137,890▲ +2,890300513

Next results: September 2026 · 2nd bidding · Wed 23 Sep, 4:00 PM SGT

Price history, every exercise since 2010

Quota Premium per bidding exercise, two per month · source: LTA via data.gov.sg

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What is the current COE price in Singapore?

At the September 2026 · 1st bidding exercise: Category A (Cars up to 1600cc & 97kW) S$133,009; Category B (Cars above 1600cc or 97kW) S$135,001; Category C (Goods vehicles & buses) S$93,101; Category D (Motorcycles) S$12,556; Category E (Open — any vehicle) S$137,890.

What is a COE?

A Certificate of Entitlement is the 10-year right to register and own a vehicle in Singapore, allocated through open bidding held by LTA roughly twice a month. The price you see — the Quota Premium — is what the lowest successful bid paid.

When is the next COE bidding exercise?

The next results are expected Wed 23 Sep, 4:00 PM Singapore time, when the September 2026 · 2nd bidding exercise closes.

Why do COE prices change?

Each round has a fixed quota of certificates per category, so the premium is set purely by demand: dealer order books, the size of the quota, upcoming regulation, even the calendar. That's also what makes the next result genuinely hard to call.