COE Results
January 2026 – 2nd COE Bidding
Get the current COE price and the latest COE bidding results with COE trends.
Date: 4 February 2026 (Wednesday)
Next COE Tender: 21 January 2026 (Wednesday)
Latest COE Results: January 2026 - 2nd COE Bidding
| COE Category | Quota Premium | PQP (Feb) | Quota | Bids Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAT A Car ≤ 1600cc & 130bhp |
$109,501
▲ $7,492
|
$107,571 (Feb)
$114,004 (Jan)
|
1,301 (+16) | 2,303 (+645) |
| CAT B Car > 1600cc or 130bhp |
$121,634
▲ $2,534
|
$120,772 (Feb)
$126,131 (Jan)
|
803 (-21) | 1,207 (+79) |
| CAT C Goods Vehicle & Bus |
$75,202
▼ $301
|
$76,100 (Feb)
$76,166 (Jan)
|
283 (-4) | 434 (+40) |
| CAT D Motorcycle |
$8,860
▲ $171
|
$8,542 (Feb)
$8,817 (Jan)
|
538 (-6) | 609 (-30) |
| CAT E Open - all except motorcycle |
$120,891
▼ $1,109
|
- | 299 (+21) | 426 (-102) |
The details for Categories A and B are as follows:
- Category A:
For COEs obtained from the May 2022 1st COE bidding exercise onwards:
Non-fully electric cars with engines up to 1,600cc and Maximum Power Output up to 97kW (130bhp); and fully electric cars with Maximum Power Output up to 110kW (147bhp) - Category B:
For COEs obtained from the May 2022 1st COE bidding exercise onwards:
Non-fully electric cars with engines above 1,600cc or Maximum Power Output above 97kW (130bhp); and fully electric cars with Maximum Power Output above 110kW (147bhp)
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Quota Premium | The price of the successful Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bid. |
| Change | The difference between the current COE price and the previous bidding price. |
| Quota | The total number of COEs available for issuance during the bidding round. |
| Bids Received | The total number of bidders participating in the current COE bidding exercise. |
| Prevailing Quota Premium (PQP) | The amount payable for COE renewal, calculated as a 3-month moving average of COE prices. |
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