COE panic-buying in the next few months

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Vehicular Emissions Scheme (VES) extended from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2027
Electric Vehicle (EV) Early Adoption Incentive (EEAI) will be extended until 31 December 2026 and be ceased from 1 January 2027

NEA will continue to support the take-up of electric cars, including taxis, by extending the VES [2] for another two years from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2027 with revised bands, rebates and surcharges. Only EVs will receive rebates. Hybrid vehicles will no longer receive rebates, while more pollutive vehicles will have higher surcharges. Vehicles currently in Band A2 will fall into the neutral band B under the revised VES banding structure, while vehicles currently in Bands B, C1 and C2 will fall into revised Bands C1, C2 and C3 respectively. There is no change to pollutant thresholds and there will be a shift in the banding structure.

https://www.nea.gov.sg/media/news/n...ive-(eeai)-to-support-vehicle-electrification

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If you are an Uptron graduate you should have no problem with COE. On the other hand, NUS graduates or similar low class Sinkie Universities, you may want to get used to taking public transportation.
 
COE was a conjob from the beginning, trust car dealers? nah
next 12 month you will see more n more people losing their jobs
Very interesting trend…

Sep 9, 2025 at 01:07pm

Diners feel looked down on by worker for sharing $26 set meal at Tampines Mall restaurant​

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Cherlynn Ng

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A pair of diners felt looked down on by a restaurant worker at Tampines Mall after they ordered a single set meal to share.

The incident occurred at Express Teppanyaki on Aug 31, at around 2.15pm.

Stomper True Singaporean and a companion ordered Set B, which the Stomper said was a "larger set" that cost $26. The set came with a bowl of rice, so the diners added another bowl of rice for $1.50.
 
The Return of Marina South Dragon Spa with new ATAS Management?


Mah Bow Tan-linked venture, Allen Law-owned entity vying for Marina South wellness project​

STB is now evaluating the bids received from Therme Group Singapore and Platinum Heights to develop the 4 ha site



Jessie  Lim

Jessie Lim

Published Tue, Sep 9, 2025 · 07:50 PM

  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026.

  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026.

  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026.

  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026.

  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026.
  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026. IMAGE: STB
  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026. IMAGE: STB
  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026. IMAGE: STB
  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026. IMAGE: STB
  • STB is expected to award the tender for the Marina South wellness site in early 2026. IMAGE: STB
[SINGAPORE] A Singapore Tourism Board (STB) tender to develop a 4-hectare waterfront wellness attraction in Marina South has drawn two bids, which the STB is now evaluating.

In response to queries from The Business Times, STB said on Tuesday (Sep 9) that bids were received from Therme Group Singapore and Platinum Heights at the close of the tender in April 2025.

Therme Group is an international wellness group headquartered in Austria, known for its wellness resorts featuring saunas and spas.
 
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