The Car Expo 2026: Deals, EVs & Prizes

Those who prefer a petrol-powered car or are not ready to go fully electric will also have options with several of the latest hybrid and plug-in hybrid models on display, including:

These vehicles offer an alternative for motorists who want better fuel efficiency without relying entirely on public charging infrastructure.

What car deals, freebies, and cash prizes can you win at The Car Expo?

Of course, looking at new cars is only part of the attraction. The Car Expo 2026 is also offering visitors several opportunities to walk away with gifts, fuel vouchers and cash prizes, even if they are not ready to buy a car.

Some of the event-wide promotions include:

In total, visitors will also have opportunities to win a share of up to S$18,000 in prizes through the event’s games and activities.

All giveaways, redemptions and lucky draws are subject to their respective terms and conditions.

For serious buyers, the biggest savings might come from the individual dealers.

Several participating brands are offering event-exclusive packages, including promotional vehicle prices, financing deals, trade-in incentives and additional ownership benefits.

BYD, for example, is promoting a range of incentives, including the chance to win discounts worth up to S$120,000, a sure-win prize pool exceeding S$120,000, and ownership benefits worth up to S$11,000. Selected promotional packages also include a Happie Eater filtration system valued at S$888.

The availability of individual offers will depend on the vehicle model, participating dealer and applicable terms and conditions. But with multiple dealers competing for buyers over the same weekend, the exhibition is also an opportunity to compare quotes and negotiate a better overall package.

However, prospective buyers should look beyond the advertised vehicle price. Financing interest rates, insurance, servicing packages, warranties, trade-in values and COE arrangements will all affect the final cost of ownership.

This is especially true as Singapore recently proposed changes to the Certificate of Entitlement (COE) system. This aims to address the growing difficulty of distinguishing between mass-market and luxury cars, particularly with the rise of electric vehicles (EVs). The goal is to create a fairer distinction between affordable and premium vehicles, though LTA has stressed that the review is not meant to lower overall COE prices, which will continue to depend on market demand and available supply.

Enjoy more at the Lifestyle Edit 2026

Visitors interested in home appliances, smart home products and lifestyle upgrades should also check out Lifestyle Edit 2026, which takes place alongside The Car Expo at Singapore EXPO Hall 4B.

The accompanying exhibition brings together home living, technology and lifestyle brands, making the weekend a convenient opportunity to shop for more than a new car.