9 Best Electric Car Dealers in Singapore (2026)
Compare nine electric car showrooms in Singapore, from Tesla and BYD to Polestar, MG, Zeekr and XPENG, with models, locations and test-drive routes.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankSingapore's electric car market has moved from a handful of badges to a crowded field of showrooms, many of them clustered around Leng Kee Road and Alexandra Road. This list covers nine brands that sell electric models through their own Singapore sites, with an original summary of what each says it offers, where its showroom sits and how to book a test drive. Everything here is drawn from the operators' own pages, so check the current models, finance terms and certificate of entitlement assumptions with the showroom directly. Use the entries to decide which brands deserve a visit, then compare after-sales access and charging before you commit.
1. Tesla Singapore
Tesla's Singapore site is the most direct route into a brand that sells online first. Its homepage puts the Model Y and Model 3 front and centre, each with an order button and a test-drive link, and also points to Cybertruck, charging, Powerwall and Megapack pages. Footnotes on the page say the finance rates and estimated walkaway prices, which factor in an estimated certificate of entitlement, are valid until 20 October 2026, so check the current terms before relying on them. Tesla also states that it does not act for the banks it refers buyers to. Its Locations page, which sorts Singapore into Tesla stores, service centres, Superchargers and destination charging, is the place to find a showroom to visit.
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2. BYD Singapore
BYD (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. runs the brand's local website, and the range it lists is wide by Singapore standards: the Atto 3, Seal, Seal 6 and Sealion 7, alongside Sealion 6 DM-i and Sealion 8 DM-i badges that sit in BYD's hybrid line. The site carries a Find Store page for locating a dealer, and its contact page publishes a service email, though no sales phone number was visible when we looked. Buyers weighing a premium alternative can also look at Denza, a sister marque whose own Singapore site, with a 2026 copyright to the same company, shows the B5 and D9 and says the brand made its Singapore debut in 2024. Use the dealer page to see which outlets stock which model.
Island-wide (dealer locator on its site)
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3. Polestar Singapore
Polestar's Singapore page states that the brand is operated locally by Wearnes Automotive, and it lists the Polestar 2, Polestar 3, Polestar 4 and Polestar 5, with the 2, 4 and 5 each having their own interest forms. The retail point it names is a Polestar Space on Leng Kee Road, and test drives are booked through a Wearnes booking page linked from the site. The page also has a charging section covering public and home options, which matters if you live in a condominium or HDB estate and are working out how you would top up. It carries a 2026 copyright, and it shows finance and price information that changes with promotions, so confirm figures with the retailer directly.
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4. MG Singapore
MG's Singapore site names Eurokars EV Pte Ltd, trading as MG Singapore, as the entity behind it, and it is one of the few mainstream-priced brands here to lead with electric models. The range it lists covers the MGS5 EV, MGS6 EV, MG M9 EV, MG4 Urban EV and the Cyberster roadster. Its contact page gives a showroom on Leng Kee Road, a separate service centre at Tanjong Penjuru and sales, service and 24-hour recovery phone lines. A news item from August 2026 says the service centre has been relocated and expanded, which is worth knowing if after-sales access influences your decision. Enquiries run through a form on the site, and a price list is published with a stated validity window.
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5. Zeekr Singapore
Zeekr's Singapore site presents a standalone Zeekr Centre on Leng Kee Road, the brand's showroom for the island. The models it lists are the Zeekr X, the Zeekr 009 and the Zeekr 7X, and every model page has a Book a Test Drive button, with a dedicated booking page as well. The site also publishes the centre's opening hours, a general phone line and a WhatsApp number, so you can check availability before travelling. Its news section is active: a July 2026 post covers a Guinness World Records title for the 7X, and an August 2026 item marks two years in Singapore with an anniversary showcase at Jewel Changi Airport. That recent activity suggests the brand is still expanding locally rather than winding down.
6. XPENG Singapore
XPENG's Singapore website lists the G6 and X9 as available and shows an L03 marked as coming soon. Its Find Us page names an XPENG showroom on Alexandra Road and a separate service centre in the Ubi area, with a general hotline and a WhatsApp number published for enquiries. Test drives are booked through a link on the site that goes to a dedicated booking page. A news item from October 2025 reports the brand's 1,000th delivery in Singapore since it entered the market in 2024, a figure that is the company's own statement and not something we have checked. The site carries a 2026 copyright. It suits shoppers who prefer a dedicated showroom.
7. AVATR Singapore
AVATR describes itself on its Singapore site as a premium intelligent EV brand and says its design centre is in Munich. The models shown are the AVATR 07, billed as an urban luxury SUV, and the AVATR 11, billed as a futuristic luxury SUV, with an 11 Royal Edition listed in the navigation. Its Find Us page puts a showroom on Alexandra Road with a separate service centre in the same building, and it publishes a hotline and a WhatsApp number. There is a test-drive booking page and brochure downloads for both models. A disclaimer on the site says some software features depend on future over-the-air updates and that the car actually delivered governs the configuration, so ask the showroom what is included today.
8. Changan Singapore
Changan's Singapore website promotes the Q05 alongside the Deepal S05 and Deepal S07, describing its line-up as electric vehicles. Each model has a Book a Test Drive link, and a general booking page exists too. The contact page lists a Changan showroom on Alexandra Road, a separate service centre in the same building, and a general hotline and WhatsApp number. The site's own news items show activity across late 2025 and into 2026, including a note that the S05 was unveiled at the Singapore Motorshow in January 2026, which the brand presents as its debut for that model here. The marketing claims on the site about sales rankings and depreciation come from Changan itself, so treat them as the brand's description rather than independent findings.
9. GAC Motor Singapore
GAC Motor Singapore is a small, focused site built around the E9, which it calls a luxury MPV and which it ties to the brand's electric and high-power charging technology. A link points to the AION marque, but the page does not explain how the two relate, so ask the showroom if that matters to you. The test-drive page lists a showroom on Leng Kee Road, and its consent wording names VINCAR; the footer carries a 2025 copyright. The site does not publish a general phone number or email, so the booking form is the route in. It suits buyers looking for a larger family or executive people mover, but with a single model listed, comparison shopping elsewhere is sensible.
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How to choose
- Start with the showroom and the service centre, not only the car. Several brands here publish separate service locations, and the distance between where you buy and where you get repairs can matter more than a small difference in features once the car is in daily use.
- Ask each showroom what is included at delivery, because some brands say software features depend on later over-the-air updates. Request the specification in writing, and confirm that the car you test drive matches the trim you intend to order, including any options priced separately.
- Think about charging before you sign. Several sites describe public and home charging, but a condominium or HDB car park may restrict what you can install. Check the practical route for your own parking space, and ask the showroom what home charging support it offers.
- Treat the certificate of entitlement as a separate cost that moves over time. Dealer pages quote prices and monthly repayments built on estimated figures that expire, so ask for a current written quotation, including the assumptions behind it, and compare quotations on the same basis.
- Book test drives across at least three brands, and drive them on the same route. A new marque can feel strong on a showroom floor and different in traffic, so note comfort, visibility, boot space and how easily you can park. Ask about warranty terms in writing.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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