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Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums are on the rise yet again in the first COE bidding exercise of March 2026.
Category A, which has been on the rise in the last three bidding exercises, rose by 1.7 per cent to close at $108,220. After a staggering 5.3 per cent dip for Category B in the last round, premiums for larger cars saw the highest increase this round — 2.78 per cent — to close at $114,002.
Categories C, D and E rose by $1,001, $613 and $2,000 respectively to close at $76,000, $8,602 and $114,890 each.
Here's a summary of the results of the first COE bidding exercise of March 2026:
Category | Current COE | Previous COE | Difference | PQP |
A | $108,220 | $106,401 | +$1,719 | $106,541 (March) |
B | $114,002 | $105,001 | +$9,001 | $115,938 (March) |
C | $76,000 | $74,999 | +$1,001 | $75,669 (March) |
D | $8,602 | $7,989 | +$613 | $8,367 (March) |
E | $114,890 | $112,890 | +$2,000 | Not applicable |
Past COE Bidding Results
Second February 2026 COE Bidding Results
Category | Current COE | Previous COE | Difference | PQP |
A | $106,401 | $106,320 | +$81 | $107,571 (Feb) |
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