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Recently showcased at the exclusive Lexus VIP Lounge, the LM (Luxury Mover) introduces a distinctive entry into Lexus's lineup, steering away from the conventional saloon and grand tourer models. Crafted to offer an unparalleled experience akin to a private jet, the LM caters to an elite clientele, reflected in its princely price tag of S$510,888 (excluding COE). While sharing the TNGA-K platform with the Toyota Vellfire, Lexus underlines the LM as a distinct creation. Mr. Takami Yokoo, Chief Engineer, emphasized the LM's independent development, asserting its departure from the Vellfire. Addressing potential similarities, Yokoo-san clarified, "During development, I never considered basing it on something else." Visually, the LM exudes understated luxury, embracing Lexus's "Spindle Body" design language, integrating grille elements into the front fascia, minimizing chrome use, and incorporating satin metal accents on honeycomb-like panels. Its design showcases a unique glasshouse, with a sloping silhouette along floating D-pillars, emphasized by dual LED light bars on the tailgate. Inside, the LM boasts plush Captain's chairs in the second row, electrically-powered with Sharp-developed removable controls, granting comprehensive access to HVAC, seat adjustments (including massage functions), and window sunshades. To ensure comfort in motion, Lexus fortifies seats with shock-absorbing materials and minimizes micro-vibrations through strategic structural reinforcements. The opulence extends to features like the bespoke Mark Levinson Reference 3D Surround Sound System with 21 speakers and a 14-inch overhead multimedia display integrated with Apple TV functionality. For business-oriented users, the display mirrors mobile devices via an HDMI port and offers independent usage. Adding convenience, the vehicle provides a three-pin power socket for device charging. The LM integrates Lexus's Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) with Frequency-Sensitive Piston Valve technology, reducing vibrations across frequencies. The "Rear Comfort" drive mode further minimizes posture changes during acceleration and deceleration. The LM 350h variant runs on a 2.5-liter inline-four hybrid engine delivering 247 bhp and 239 Nm of torque to all wheels via Lexus' Direct4 electric all-wheel drive system. Anticipating its arrival in early 2024, the LM 500h, even more luxurious and robust, promises a four-seater configuration, partitioned rows, and a sprawling 48-inch widescreen display. The Lexus LM redefines luxury in the world of people-carriers, merging innovation, comfort, and exclusivity for Singapore's discerning elite. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

The 2023 Singapore Grand Prix illuminated the impact of last year's technical rule changes, spotlighting Red Bull amidst a gripping race involving five drivers from different teams battling for the podium. Before the race commenced, Aston Martin's Lance Stroll withdrew due to effects from his high-energy qualifying crash. Nineteen drivers geared up for the 62-lap street race, with Zhou Guan Yu starting from the pit lane. From the lights out, the action never ceased. Leclerc made a striking start, overtaking Russell before T1. Hamilton swiftly moved past Lando Norris but faced a fierce defense from Russell into T2, forcing a temporary position gain and a later concession of two places to both Russell and Norris. A minor collision between Tsunoda and Perez led to damage, retiring Tsunoda while Perez continued without his left front wing endplate. The top five cars displayed similar pace, maintaining comparable speeds with distinct groups of cars throughout the race. Incidents like Logan Sargeant losing his front wing prompted a safety car, interrupting Ferrari's one-two prospects. Despite intense racing, a late Virtual Safety Car due to Ocon's Alpine halting in T2 prompted Mercedes' strategic pit stop for fresher mediums. Sainz, anticipating the move, executed a brilliant strategy to fend off Mercedes' threat. Sainz clinched victory, Norris secured P2, and Hamilton inherited P3 from the retired Russell. Verstappen, despite weekend challenges, claimed an impressive P5. Debutant Liam Lawson scored his maiden F1 points, showcasing prowess on the demanding track. While Red Bull gears up for a second consecutive constructor's title, Max Verstappen eyes his third driver's championship well before season's end. As the season progresses, the impact of recent technical directives promises a more level F1 playing field. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

Named after a revered Spanish bull, the Revuelto emerges as the next-generation successor to the iconic Aventador. Marrying Lamborghini's famed V12 engine with cutting-edge plug-in hybrid technology, this masterpiece joins the ranks of elite supercars—Ferrari LaFerrari, Porsche 918 Spyder, and McLaren P1. Unveiling a striking design, the Revuelto boasts a Brutalist aesthetic. Its alienesque silhouette sports distinct Y-shaped LED daytime running lights, reminiscent of the limited-run 2021 Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 hybrid model. A razor-sharp wedge profile, carbon aero components, front-end cameras, sensors, and quad exhaust outlets elevate its visual allure. This marvel showcases its transversely positioned V12 engine through an open bay, highlighting its cylinders' firing order. With three electric motors complementing the 6.5-liter NA V12 and an advanced eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, the Revuelto commands a staggering 1,001 horsepower and 1,062 Nm of torque. Accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in a blistering 2.5 seconds, it tops 350 km/h, defining Lamborghini's performance prowess. The Revuelto's carbon fiber-reinforced "monofuselage" frame boosts chassis rigidity by up to 25%, surpassing the Aventador. Its plug-in hybrid system, housing a 3.8 kWh high-voltage battery beneath the cabin, heightens efficiency without sacrificing power. Beyond power, the Revuelto balances ferocity with adaptability. Introducing a new 'City' mode focused on electric power ensures urban-friendly operation, limiting output to 180 hp. 'Strada' mode activates both engines, while 'Corsa' unleashes the V12's might, perfect for adrenaline-pumping drives. Prioritizing comfort, enhancements in cabin space offer increased headroom and legroom, accommodating entry even with racing helmets. Ample storage, including a spacious frunk and front/rear compartments, meets practical needs. Cutting-edge technology reigns inside—a sizable 12.3-inch instrument cluster and an 8.4-inch central display, complemented by a 9.1-inch screen for the passenger, offer real-time data and seamless car control. Lamborghini's collaboration with Bridgestone delivers bespoke Potenza Sport ultra-high performance tires, ensuring superior grip, backed by Run Flat Technology for added safety. Leading the hybrid series, the Revuelto sets the stage for Lamborghini's upcoming lineup. A complete transition to hybrids is slated by next year, with the brand's first all-electric supercar anticipated by 2028. Starting at SGD$2.575 million (excluding COE), the Revuelto boasts an extensive waiting list, projecting deliveries into 2025. Secure your electrified bull of the future today! Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

In a throwback to its revolutionary 1980s innovation, Honda reimagines the concept of a compact city car paired with a Personal Mobility Device (PMD). Reviving the spirit of the iconic 1.2-liter City that housed a 50cc Motocompo in its hatchback trunk, this blend of urban convenience once revered as a cult favorite, especially in its turbocharged variant, showcased true brilliance in urban motoring. Fast-forward to the 2023 Japan Mobility Show, where Honda unveils its homage to past ingenuity—the Sustaina-C. This modern vehicle, equipped with an onboard PMD known as the Honda Pocket, transforms the City of yesteryears into a forward-thinking urban mobility solution. Although details about the Honda Pocket's performance remain undisclosed, its reveal sparks curiosity about its speed compared to other PMDs, particularly those used for food delivery services. Promising durability and agility, the Honda Pocket appears as a well-crafted supplementary mode of transport, appealing to Sustaina-C drivers embracing car-lite living or seeking playful pavement rides with their portable Honda Pocket. While not as petite as its forerunner, the electric Motocompacto successor can reach speeds up to 24km/h and cover a range of 19 kilometers, boasting nimbleness and sturdiness. Both the Pocket and Sustaina-C boast body panels fashioned from recycled acrylic resin—a resilient material designed to endure harsh conditions. These panels highlight unpainted surfaces that exhibit colors and patterns through the molding process. The Sustaina-C's innovative tailgate integrates a single acrylic panel housing a rear window and versatile tail-lights. These tail-lights, utilizing mini-LEDs, double as a dynamic mobile display capable of flashing images and messages. Imagine courteous Japanese drivers exchanging "After You" and "Arigato," while Singaporean drivers communicate with "Don't Tailgate Leh" and "Give Way Lah." Honda's Sustaina-C and Pocket collaboration symbolizes the brand's commitment to sustainable, technology-infused urban mobility, seamlessly blending futuristic design with practical city commuting solutions. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

Arriving in Singapore with an air of elegance, the Ferrari Roma Spider builds upon the success of its 2020 coupe counterpart. Its sleek design, inspired by the 1950s and 1960s, adopts a more vibrant persona as a convertible, embodying the spirited Italian lifestyle. Setting itself apart from the Roma coupe, the Roma Spider embraces a lightweight and space-efficient soft-top instead of a hard-top. Crafted from bespoke fabrics with contrasting stitching, this choice not only complements the car's retro charm but also enhances its agility. The Z-fold mechanism smoothly deploys the soft-top in a mere 13.5 seconds, allowing enthusiasts to relish the wind-in-your-hair thrill at speeds of up to 60km/h. The Roma Spider's exterior sports a unique front-end design with perforations for engine cooling, seamlessly connecting to the iconic shark-nose headlamps. Inside, the 'dual cockpit' design creates distinct spaces for the driver and front passenger. The digital instrument panel, shielded by an anti-glare binnacle, complements the 8.4-inch central display housing infotainment and climate controls. Ferrari enthusiasts will cherish the traditional shift gate-inspired metal plate surrounding the gearbox controls, accompanied by oversized paddle shifters on the steering column. Beneath the long bonnet resides a robust turbocharged 3.9-litre V8 engine, producing 612bhp and 760Nm of torque. Coupled with an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox, this rear-wheel-drive convertible sprints from 0 to 100km/h in a mere 3.4 seconds, boasting a top speed exceeding 320km/h. Aerodynamics take center stage, featuring an active spoiler and mobile spoiler seamlessly integrated into the body. The mobile spoiler offers three positions—Low Drag (LD), Medium Downforce (MD), and High Downforce (HD)—tailored to driving speed. Elevating its dynamics, the Side Slip Control System 6.0 (SSC) provides real-time side slip estimates, ensuring precise interventions. Priced at $1,233,379 with 8% GST, the Roma Spider promises an exhilarating and stylish driving experience, perfectly embodying Ferrari's timeless elegance and performance prowess. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

The Singapore Grand Prix took an unexpected turn as Verstappen and Perez faced an unusual lack of pace during practice, dragging them into the mid-pack in the qualifying rounds. Red Bull remained the key player in the weekend, but Ferrari's Sainz emerged as a force to reckon with, dominating since Friday's sessions. Qualifying saw intense battles for track positions, leading to multiple FIA citations for potential impeding infringements. The evolving track conditions influenced lap times, initially set ablaze by Tsunoda until Stroll's dramatic crash caused late-session chaos, disrupting Piastri's Q2 attempt. Stroll's crash brought session-ending yellow flags, leaving some drivers unable to set final laps, resulting in eliminations including Bottas, Piastri, Sargeant, Zhou, and Stroll himself. Q2 saw significant track evolution and unexpected Red Bull issues, leading to Verstappen's exit due to driveability concerns after Perez's spin triggered yellow flags. Early Q3 saw Ferrari dominance, with Russell challenging Sainz for pole position but settling for P2. Leclerc secured P3, and the top 10 included Norris, Hamilton, Magnussen, Alonso, Ocon, and debutant Lawson. Pending stewards' investigations from Q1 incidents, stay tuned for potential grid changes ahead of the 14th Singapore Grand Prix, scheduled for 8 pm, covering 306.143 km. With 62 laps ahead, expect a thrilling Sunday evening showdown! Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

In November 2008, the COE market took an unprecedented nosedive that still echoes today. The Category A COE premiums, sky-high at $10,455, plummeted to an astonishing $2 during the bidding for cars with engines up to 1600 cc, etching a historic moment in Singapore's automotive history. In that unforgettable bidding session, 1,852 bids flooded in for the available 1,851 certificates of entitlement. The lowest successful bid set a record, with the lowest COE price ever. While it brought immense joy to the successful bidders, it might have left one participant regretful, perhaps the one who ventured with a mere token $1 bid. The preceding COE bidding exercise saw Category A COE close at a staggering $10,455. The dramatic plunge to $2 caught everyone by surprise, from new-car sellers along the Leng Kee to Ubi stretch to the delighted car buyers who secured the cheapest COE in history. Some even bagged COE rebates from dealers, adding to the jubilation. This extraordinary event was attributed to various factors: a surplus of COEs compared to market demand in 2008, Singapore's gloomy economic sentiment, and the aftermath of the 2007-2008 global financial crisis. Post the $2 COE shocker, the government restructured the COE bidding system, merging the four COE categories into two, aiming to fortify stability. As we reflect 15 years later, the question lingers: Could we witness a return of single-digit COEs? The likelihood seems slim unless there's a substantial shift in the demand-supply dynamics, echoing the past scenario of soaring demand surpassing supply. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

The Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results for the December 2023 2nd bidding have just been released, marking significant changes in the automotive landscape. Let's dive into a detailed comparison between the latest results and those from the 1st bidding of December 2023, and explore what these numbers mean for both car buyers and sellers. Dec 2023 1st Bidding Results: CAT A: $88,020 CAT B: $130,100 CAT C: $71,001 CAT E: $133,388 Analyzing the Changes: CAT A (Cars up to 1600cc and 97kW): A decrease of approximately $3,020 from the 1st bidding to the 2nd bidding. Still relatively high compared to previous years, suggesting sustained demand in this category. CAT B (Cars above 1600cc or 97kW): A noticeable decrease of $20,099 from the 1st to the 2nd bidding. This drop may indicate a more subdued demand or increased supply in this segment. CAT C (Goods Vehicles and Buses): A slight decrease of $1,578 from the 1st to the 2nd bidding. Prices in this category have remained relatively stable, indicating a consistent market. CAT E (Open Category): A significant decrease of $15,000 from the 1st to the 2nd bidding. This reduction might indicate a shift in demand or a possible increase in available quota. Recommendations for Buyers and Sellers: Buyers: Timing Matters: If you're eyeing a specific category, analyzing trends between bidding exercises can help determine the best time for purchasing. The 2nd bidding, as seen, sometimes yields lower prices. Assess Demand and Purpose: Understand the purpose behind your vehicle purchase. Lower COE prices might indicate a good time to buy, but considering factors like resale value, maintenance costs, and your usage pattern is crucial. Sellers: Market Watch: Observe bidding trends to time the sale of your vehicle, especially if you're considering upgrading or selling. Higher COE prices might yield better returns. Flexible Strategies: If you have the flexibility, consider delaying the sale if the market seems unfavorable. Alternatively, if the prices are high, it might be an opportune time to sell. Conclusion: The December 2023 2nd bidding results showcase a mixed scenario with fluctuations across different categories. These changes reflect market dynamics influenced by factors like demand, available quota, and economic conditions. Ultimately, whether you're a buyer or seller, a nuanced understanding of the COE system, coupled with a strategic approach aligned with your needs, can optimize your decision-making process in this dynamic automotive landscape. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

Tesla, the renowned American automaker, has announced substantial price reductions for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the local market. The company attributes this decision to ongoing enhancements in manufacturing efficiency and robust cost control measures. The latest price adjustment positions the entry-level Tesla Model 3 at just $75,990, representing a significant 5% drop from its previous price of SG$79,990 (excluding COE). For a comprehensive breakdown of updated pricing across various car variants, please refer to the table provided below. Moreover, Tesla offers enticing incentives for new vehicle purchases, including a COE incentive of up to SG$3500 and a complimentary home charger upon delivery, exclusively available this quarter. Under the EV Early Adoption Incentive and Vehicular Emission Schemes, Tesla's electric vehicles qualify for additional registration fee and VES rebates of up to SG$45,000. Enthusiasts and potential buyers are encouraged to visit the Tesla Experience Centers at Toa Payoh and Millenia Walk Gallery. Here, they can delve deeper into the details and even schedule test drives to get a firsthand experience of these exceptional vehicles! Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

Kia's groundbreaking EV9 electric SUV has stormed onto the scene, marking the Korean automaker's pioneering entry into the three-row flagship electric SUV segment. Unveiled through a global online launch, the EV9 prioritizes sustainability and zero-emissions mobility, solidifying Kia's commitment to the future of eco-friendly vehicles. The President and CEO, Ho Sung Song, highlights the EV9 as a leap beyond conventional SUV paradigms, epitomizing Kia's pinnacle in design and engineering. Beyond its advanced EV architecture, the EV9 champions sustainable mobility through its utilization of recycled and eco-conscious materials, aligning with Kia's rapid shift toward eco-friendly solutions. Seated on the Hyundai Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP), shared with Kia's EV6 crossover, the EV9 promises stellar on-road performance and impressive range. Offering an extraordinary WLTP range of 541 kilometers on a single charge, coupled with rapid 800V charging capabilities providing 239 kilometers in just 15 minutes, the EV9 stands tall in the electric SUV domain. Measuring at 5,010 mm lengthwise (with a 3,100 mm wheelbase), 1,980 mm width, and 1,755 mm in height, the EV9 reigns as Kia's largest SUV, embodying its flagship stature while boasting an aerodynamic coefficient of 0.28, akin to its EV6 counterpart. The EV9's design boasts a striking "Digital Tiger Face," characterized by vertical headlamps and dynamic LED daytime running lights. The GT-Line variant elevates its appeal with aggressive aesthetics, virtual side mirrors, and a sleek black color scheme, ensuring a distinctive presence. Offering three variants: RWD Standard Range, RWD Long Range, and AWD models, Kia provides diverse powertrain options catering to various needs. From a powerful 283 kW AWD configuration to a swift 0-100 km/h acceleration of 5.3 seconds with the Boost feature, the EV9 packs versatility and performance. Versatility extends to its interior, offering six or seven-seater configurations with adaptable second-row seating options. Owners can personalize their experience with relaxation seats for charging or opt for swivel seats enabling face-to-face interactions. The EV9's cabin delivers user-centric features, including a Panoramic Wide Display and Connected Car Navigation Cockpit (ccNC) system, providing an intuitive interface and EV-specific information at the driver's fingertips. Underlining its commitment to sustainability, Kia incorporates bio-based materials and nature-inspired color schemes within the EV9's construction and interior design, showcasing a fusion of innovation and eco-consciousness. Furthermore, Kia integrates Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) functionality, empowering owners to leverage the vehicle's battery power for external devices, offering up to 3.68 kW for various utilities. Looking ahead, Kia will integrate the Highway Driving Pilot (HDP) system, equipping the EV9 GT-Line with conditional Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities, promising enhanced safety through advanced sensors and collision prevention measures. Emphasizing safety as a paramount concern, the EV9 features a robust chassis design and groundbreaking B-pillar connection structure technology, ensuring superior occupant protection and safeguarding the vehicle's batteries. The EV9 symbolizes Kia's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and safety, marking a monumental stride in the realm of flagship electric SUVs. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

Embarking on the journey toward obtaining a driver's license in Singapore is both thrilling and demanding. The pivotal practical driving test is the gateway to proving your driving abilities and road awareness. This guide aims to explore the nuances of the practical driving test in Singapore while offering invaluable tips to excel. Understanding the Practical Driving Test The practical driving test in Singapore rigorously assesses a candidate's capacity to navigate a vehicle safely amidst real-world traffic conditions. Conducted on public roads, the test encompasses diverse scenarios, ensuring drivers are adept at handling Singapore's dynamic road conditions. Key Components of the Practical Driving Test Vehicle Familiarity and Safety Checks Candidates must showcase their understanding of essential vehicle components and conduct meticulous safety checks, ensuring lights, indicators, brakes, and overall vehicle functionality are optimal. Basic Driving Skills Proficiency in fundamental skills like smooth starting and stopping, precise steering control, and safe lane changes is crucial. Practicing these skills extensively beforehand builds confidence and competence. Traffic Rules and Road Signs A solid grasp of traffic regulations, road signs, and signals is imperative. Mastery of interpreting and appropriately responding to various traffic signs is vital, aligning with Singapore's Road Traffic Act. Road Communication and Observation Effective communication on the road is paramount. Correct indicator usage, thorough blind spot checks, and vigilant hazard anticipation are evaluated by examiners. Parking and Three-Point Turn Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in parking maneuvers such as parallel and perpendicular parking. Additionally, mastering the three-point turn showcases safe and efficient maneuver execution. Tips for Acing the Practical Driving Test Regular Practice Consistent practice is the cornerstone of confidence and skill development. Spend ample time behind the wheel, experiencing diverse traffic scenarios to acclimatize to different driving situations. Simulate Test Conditions Replicate the test environment during practice. Familiarize yourself with the test roads and potential challenges by practicing in similar areas where the test is conducted. Professional Lessons Enroll in professional driving lessons to glean insights and guidance from experienced instructors. Their expertise aids in identifying areas needing improvement and furnishing tailored advice. Stay Composed and Attentive Nervousness is natural, but maintaining composure and focus during the test is crucial. Diligently follow instructions, stay attentive on the road, and trust in the skills honed through practice. Review and Refine Post-practice sessions, assess your performance critically. Identify improvement areas and work dedicatedly on refining your skills. Consistent self-assessment is pivotal to mastering driving. Acing the practical driving test in Singapore demands theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and a composed demeanor. Understanding the test components and embracing these tips heightens the chances of success. Remember, diligence in practice leads to proficiency on Singapore's roads. Best of luck! Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals

The recent launch of the Crosstrek at Suntec City Tower 3 atrium marks its Singaporean debut, heralding a nameplate previously known as the XV in global markets outside North America. Subaru showcases the Crosstrek's "playful design" characterized by a striking front end and rugged plastic cladding on flared fenders, imparting an adventurous demeanor to the SUV. Boasting a spectrum of 10 paintwork colors, including exclusive options like Oasis Blue, Offshore Blue Metallic, and Sun Blaze Pearl, the Crosstrek accentuates its visual allure. Primed as the second Subaru model in Singapore featuring the e-BOXER Hybrid powertrain, the SUV harnesses a 2.0-liter flat-four engine generating 148bhp and 196Nm of torque. Enhanced efficiency, performance, and refinement are attained through optimized engine components, including a new cylinder head and pistons. Accompanying this powerplant is an electric motor generating 16.5bhp and 66Nm of torque, ensuring robust performance across diverse driving scenarios. Standardizing the symmetrical all-wheel drive system, the Crosstrek fortifies traction with the Vehicle Dynamics Control System and Dual-Function X-MODE, offering adaptable drive modes catering to various surface conditions. The safety suite boasts Enhanced EyeSight 4.0, equipped with three cameras, including a new wide-angle monocular camera, intensifying pedestrian and two-wheeler detection capabilities, ensuring advanced driver assistance functions. The SUV's interior is tailored for comfort and convenience, featuring a 10-way powered driver's seat, an eight-way electrically adjustable passenger seat, and an intuitive 11.6-inch HD touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (both wireless). The starting price for the Crosstrek e-BOXER Hybrid stands at $216,800 with COE. Check out for more updated car tips and informations on our social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgcardeals LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sgcardeals Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgcardeals TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@sgcardeals