COE Bidding Results

COE Results — Feb 2022 Ex 2

COEresultsFebruary 2022Singapore COECertificate of Entitlement

Cat A

$63,000

Small cars

Cat B

$93,590

Large cars

Cat C

$46,501

Goods vehicles

Cat D

$10,589

Motorcycles

Cat E

$93,102

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COE Prices — Feb 2022 Ex 2

Bidding Date: Wednesday, 16 February 2022

CategoryVehicle TypeCOE Price (QP)Change vs Previous
Cat ACars ≤ 1,600cc & 130bhp (or 110kW)$63,000↑ +$2,239
Cat BCars > 1,600cc or 130bhp (or 110kW)$93,590↑ +$7,488
Cat CGoods Vehicles & Buses$46,501↑ +$2,500
Cat DMotorcycles$10,589↑ +$579
Cat EOpen (All Vehicle Types)$93,102↑ +$6,102

Quota & Bidding Activity

CategoryQuotaBids ReceivedSuccessful BidsCompetition Ratio
Cat A5368765241.63×
Cat B5599395541.68×
Cat C76194612.55×
Cat D4205214161.24×
Cat E1803001801.67×

Competition ratio = bids received ÷ quota available. A ratio above 1.5× indicates high demand for that category.

What Stood Out

  • Biggest mover: Cat B, +8.7%. Overall, every category rose.
  • Record: Cat A set a new high for our records (since July 2017).
  • Record: Cat B set a new high for our records (since July 2017).
  • Record: Cat E set a new high for our records (since July 2017).
  • Unusual: the Open category ($93,102) closed below Cat B ($93,590). Cat E can be used for any vehicle, so it normally sits at or above Cat B.
  • Most contested: Cat C, with 2.55 bids for every COE available.

Category by Category

Cat A (small cars) rose $2,239 (+3.7%) to $63,000. That is its 3rd rise in a row. It is the highest Cat A premium in our records, which begin in July 2017. A year earlier, in Feb 2021 Ex 2, it was $41,001, so the premium is 53.7% higher year on year.

Cat B (large cars) climbed $7,488 (+8.7%) to $93,590. That is its 3rd rise in a row. It is the highest Cat B premium in our records, which begin in July 2017. A year earlier, in Feb 2021 Ex 2, it was $46,002, so the premium is 103.4% higher year on year.

Cat E (open category) climbed $6,102 (+7.0%) to $93,102. That is its 3rd rise in a row. It is the highest Cat E premium in our records, which begin in July 2017. A year earlier, in Feb 2021 Ex 2, it was $47,506, so the premium is 96.0% higher year on year.

Cat C (goods vehicles) climbed $2,500 (+5.7%) to $46,501. That is its 3rd rise in a row. It is the highest Cat C premium since Nov 2017 Ex 2 ($57,701). A year earlier, in Feb 2021 Ex 2, it was $40,890, so the premium is 13.7% higher year on year.

Cat D (motorcycles) climbed $579 (+5.8%) to $10,589. That is its 6th rise in a row. It is the highest Cat D premium in our records, which begin in July 2017. A year earlier, in Feb 2021 Ex 2, it was $7,500, so the premium is 41.2% higher year on year.

Bidding Competition

Cat A drew 1.63 bids per COE, well above its 12-month average of 1.41. Cat B drew 1.68 bids per COE, well above its 12-month average of 1.40. Some COEs went unallocated: Cat C (15 of 76). Unallocated COEs are added to the next exercise’s quota.

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Results sourced from LTA/Singapore government data via the Steer SG data pipeline. This is an informational service. We are not affiliated with LTA, Singapore government, or any car dealer.

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