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June 2026 COE Bidding Results: Cat A Dips Below $100,000 as Most Categories See Price Drops

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Singapore's Certificate of Entitlement (COE) market witnessed a downward trend in the first bidding exercise for June 2026, with Category A breaking below the psychological $100,000 barrier for the first time in two months.

The most significant movement came from Category A COEs, designated for smaller cars and electric vehicles. Prices dropped by an impressive $5,502 to settle at $96,999. This category covers petrol-powered cars with engines up to 1,600cc and under 130 horsepower, along with electric vehicles producing no more than 110kW of power.

Larger vehicles in Category B also saw relief at the pumps - figuratively speaking - with premiums decreasing by $3,988 to close at $113,000. These COEs apply to more powerful internal combustion engine vehicles exceeding 1,600cc or 130hp output.

Category Current COE Previous COE Difference PQP*
*PQP calculation method remains unchanged

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FAQ
1.What does PQP stand for in the context of COEs?
PQP stands for Prevailing Quota Premium, which is a calculation method used to determine the COE prices.
2.How much did the COE prices for Category B change?
The premiums for Category B COEs decreased by $3,988, closing at $113,000.
3.What types of vehicles are covered under Category A COEs?
Category A COEs are designated for smaller cars and electric vehicles, specifically petrol-powered cars with engines up to 1,600cc and under 130 horsepower, as well as electric vehicles producing no more than 110kW of power.
4.What significant change occurred in the COE market for Category A in June 2026?
Category A COEs dropped below the $100,000 mark for the first time in two months, settling at $96,999.
5.What is the Certificate of Entitlement (COE) in Singapore?
The Certificate of Entitlement (COE) allows individuals to own and use a vehicle in Singapore, as it is required to register a car.
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