June 2026 1st COE Bidding Results: Signs of Stabilisation or Just a Pause Before the Next Surge?
- Marketing SGCD
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
The June 2026 1st COE bidding results are out — and after months of consistent increases, the market is showing mixed signals.
While some categories continue to rise, others have started to pull back slightly, suggesting the market may be entering a transition phase after hitting recent highs.

COE Results Comparison (May vs June 2026)
Category | May 2026 2nd Bidding | June 2026 1st Bidding | Difference |
CAT A | $124,229 | $126,009 | ⬆ +$1,780 |
CAT B | $129,501 | $126,989 | ⬇ -$2,512 |
CAT C | $92,223 | $94,000 | ⬆ +$1,777 |
CAT E | $130,000 | $129,000 | ⬇ -$1,000 |
Key Highlights:
CAT A continues to rise, showing steady demand for mass-market cars
CAT B dipped, possibly indicating resistance at higher price levels
CAT C hit another high, reflecting strong commercial demand
CAT E softened slightly, but remains near peak levels
Market Trend: From Strong Uptrend to Possible Consolidation
Looking at the trend over the past few months:
February: Market bottomed out
March to May: Strong and consistent uptrend
June: Mixed movement across categories
This suggests:
The market may be testing its peak levels
Buyers are becoming more price-sensitive
Demand remains strong, but not as aggressive as before
Overall, the trend is shifting from pure growth → early consolidation
Should You Buy or Sell Now?
For Sellers: Still a Strong Window
Even with slight dips in some categories:
COE prices are still near peak levels
Used car values remain high
Demand is still healthy
What this means:
You can still secure strong selling prices
Good time to cash out before any potential cooling
Ideal moment to upgrade while market is still favourable
For Buyers: Watch Closely Before Acting
The mixed signals matter:
Some categories are pulling back
Market may be stabilising after rapid growth
Opportunity may arise if prices soften further
Recommended approach:
If urgent, proceed but negotiate carefully
If flexible, monitor the next bidding for clearer direction
Look out for further dips in CAT B and CAT E
What to Expect in the Next COE Bidding?
Based on current signals:
Stabilisation Phase (Most Likely)
Prices may move sideways as the market digests recent highs.
Selective Recovery
Categories like CAT A and CAT C may continue rising due to steady demand.
Possible Short-Term Correction
If buyer resistance increases, some categories could dip further.
Overall outlook: Market remains strong but entering a more balanced phase
Tips to Stay Updated & Predict COE Trends
To stay ahead:
Track Category-Specific Movements
Not all categories move the same — identify which ones lead.
Watch for Reversal Signals
Consecutive dips after a strong uptrend may signal a turning point.
Monitor Buyer Behaviour
Less aggressive bidding = possible cooling market.
Follow Multi-Bidding Trends
Avoid reacting to just one result — look at patterns.
Get Regular Car Valuation
Stay ready to act when the market presents the right opportunity.
The June 2026 1st bidding results highlight an important shift: The market is no longer just rising — it’s starting to stabilise.
For sellers, this is still a strong window to exit at high prices.For buyers, patience and timing may start to pay off.
As the COE market evolves, being informed and strategic is key to making the right move.
Thinking of selling or upgrading your car?
Now is still a good time to act while prices remain elevated.
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