Electric vehicle adoption hits new heights in June 2026, with BEVs capturing nearly 73% of the monthly registration share. BYD and Tesla continue to lead the charge as SUVs remain the preferred choice for Singaporean drivers transitioning to green energy.
- EV Market Share
- 72.84%
- Electric vehicles dominate new registrations in June 2026.
- BYD Market Leader
- 953 Units
- BYD leads the market with the highest registration count.
- SUV Preference
- 73.25%
- SUVs remain the most popular body type for electric cars.
Executive Summary
June 2026 has set a new benchmark for Singaporean automotive trends, with electric vehicles (EVs) accounting for an impressive 72.8% of all new registrations in this dataset. This shift highlights a decisive move away from traditional combustion and hybrid engines as infrastructure matures and consumer trust strengthens.
Top EV Makes
| Make | Registrations | Market Share |
|---|---|---|
| BYD | 953 | 28.4% |
| TESLA | 783 | 23.3% |
| MG | 223 | 6.6% |
| CHERY | 191 | 5.7% |
| XPENG | 181 | 5.4% |
| ZEEKR | 130 | 3.9% |
| MAXUS | 122 | 3.6% |
| BMW | 115 | 3.4% |
| GAC | 87 | 2.6% |
| DEEPAL | 81 | 2.4% |
Detailed Analysis
The registration data for June 2026 reveals a market clearly dominated by two major players: BYD and Tesla. Combined, these two brands represent over 51% of the monthly EV registrations. BYD's success is largely driven by its diverse range of Multi-purpose Vehicles and Sedans, while Tesla maintains a strong hold on the premium segment with 665 SUV registrations alone.
Vehicle Type Preferences
Consumer preference in Singapore remains heavily skewed toward the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) segment. SUVs accounted for 2,459 registrations, representing more than 73% of all new EVs. This preference is followed by Sedans (14.4%) and Multi-purpose Vehicles (9.9%). The popularity of electric SUVs suggests that families and urban drivers alike value the practicality and high driving position these models offer, especially as battery technology provides range sufficient for Singapore's island-wide travel.
Market Drivers
Several factors contribute to this high adoption rate. The Vehicle Emissions Scheme (VES) continues to provide significant rebates for cleaner vehicles, making EVs more price-competitive against their internal combustion counterparts. Furthermore, the rapid expansion of charging points in both HDB carparks and private residences has significantly reduced range anxiety for prospective buyers.
Outlook
As we progress through 2026, Singapore's trajectory toward a 100% cleaner-energy vehicle fleet by 2040 looks increasingly achievable. The entry of new competitive brands like XPENG and ZEEKR into the top 10 indicates a broadening market with more options across different price points. We expect the current momentum to continue as charging infrastructure reaches even the most remote corners of the island, cementing electric mobility as the new standard for Singaporean roads.