Singapore Motorshow to showcase 37 automotive brands over 21,000 sq m

Singapore Motorshow 2026 returns from 8 to 11 January 2026 at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. This year’s edition spans 21,000 sq m of exhibition space across four levels, Levels 3, 4, 6, and the Level 1 Convention Centre atrium. 

Source: Singapore Motorshow 2026. Event poster.

More than 95% of the participating exhibitors at the Singapore Motorshow 2026 will be showcasing electric and hybrid vehicles, reflecting the industry’s accelerating shift toward sustainable mobility and aligning with Singapore’s vision of 100% cleaner energy vehicles by 2040. 

There will be a diverse range of mass-market electric models, premium hybrids, and performance electric vehicles (EVs). The EV lineup features Audi, AVATR, BMW, BYD, DEEPAL, Dongfeng, Forland, GAC, Honda, Hongqi, Hyundai, iCaur, IM Motors, Jaecoo, KIA, Leapmotor, Lexus, Maxus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, MG, MINI, NIO, Nissan, Omoda, ORA, Proton e.MAS, smart, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Volvo, XPENG, and Zeekr.

Meanwhile, look out for hybrid vehicles from Yangwang and Denza.  

Car launches

Expect new models from Audi, AVATR, BMW, BYD, DEEPAL, Denza, Dongfeng, Forland, GAC, Honda, Honda Bikes, Hongqi, Hyundai, iCaur, Jaecoo, KIA, Leapmotor, Lexus, Maxus, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, MG, MINI, NIO, Nissan, ORA, Proton e.MAS, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Volvo, XPENG, Yangwang and Zeekr.

Notably, Hongqi will make its official debut at the Singapore Motorshow 2026 with Eurokars Group, marking the brand’s entry into the Singapore market. Hongqi's launch will spotlight the E-HS9, the company's flagship electric sports utility vehicle (SUV), alongside a showcase of the ultra-luxury Guoli and Guoya models. 

Visitors stand a chance to win exclusive E-HS9 model cars by placing Hongqi’s iconic red flags on a Singapore map installation at the booth.

Meet the stars 

A number of Mediacorp celebrities will be on the showfloor for photo opportunities, including Elvin Ng, Paige Chua, Ayden Sng, Herman Keh, Cheryl Chou, Denise Camillia Tan, Seow Sin Nee, as well as Dennis Chew and Xixi Lim from ENCORE, as well as Kym Ng and Desmond Ng from Last but Not Least.  

Lucky draw

The highlight this year is the all-electric Dongfeng Box — Singapore’s best-selling electric hatchback — as the grand prize*. The Dongfeng Box reflects Volt Auto’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and making electric driving accessible to all. Featuring frameless doors, an automatic parking system, a 12.8" floating central control screen, and customisable ambient lighting, it balances style and functionality perfectly.

The lucky draw will be held on the final day of Singapore Motorshow 2026, 11 January 2026, at 9 pm. The winner will be announced on the Singapore Motorshow 2026 Facebook, Instagram and website on 21 January 2026.  

InTrigg Hobbies Slot Car Racing Challenge (Level 6)

Experience high-speed fun at the Singapore Motorshow 2026 with the free InTrigg Hobbies Slot Car Racing Challenge, where participants step up to the controller and race to complete 20 laps on a custom 1:32 scale slot car circuit for the daily top spot. Participation is free for all Singapore Motorshow 2026 visitors, simply present a same-day valid entrance ticket to register and enjoy one complimentary race per ticket, which includes a practice run followed by one official timed race.

Open to all ages, the challenge brings together real racing excitement and friendly competition, with live leaderboard updates running throughout the day. Results will be announced on @sgmotorshow on Instagram, and race winners will be contacted thereafter. 

Forland

​​Level 6 hosts the Forland booth, where visitors can try their hand at winning an exclusive travel getaway (available in limited quantities). This offer provides attendees with the opportunity to explore one of Asia’s most iconic cultural festivals in a renowned coastal city.

Lexus  

At the Lexus booth on Level 4, visitors can look forward to the Lexus Takumi Craftsmanship Zone, an exclusive lounge for Lexus customers, and light refreshments. Guests can also enjoy a playful Lexus mini golf game, adding a fun touch to the overall luxury experience. 

*The prize vehicle includes ARF but excludes COE or additional fees. Terms and conditions apply, and model colours may vary from the prize shown.

Celebrate abundance at the Edge

Source: Pan Pacific Singapore. Edge’s selection of Lunar New Year roasts, premium seafood, yusheng, cakes, and kuehs. 

Usher in a bountiful year of the horse with a lavish array of signature Lunar New Year favourites at Edge in Pan Pacific Singapore. 

Executive Chef Andy Oh and his culinary team invite guests to welcome prosperity, good fortune, and joyful new beginnings with Edge’s do-it-yourself lohei (yusheng), complemented by delicacies such as such as tiger prawn, eight treasure free-range chicken, wild-caught seabass, braised premium seafood treasure pot, wok-fried XO sauce baby asparagus with lotus root, wolfberries and sweet peas, and more.

Details

Edge’s Lunar New Year buffet is available from 23 January until 3 March 2026. View the menu at https://www.menu-ppsin.panpacific.com/edge-lny-2026

Lunar New Year lunch 
23 January – 14 February 2026 
12 pm – 2:30 pm
Mondays to Thursdays: S$72++ | Fridays and Saturdays: S$88++
Includes free-flow soft drinks

19 February – 3 March 2026
Mondays to Fridays: 12 pm – 2:30 pm | Saturdays: 12 pm – 3 pm
Adult: S$88++
Includes free-flow soft drinks

Lunar New Year dinner (Except 16, 17 and 18 February 2026)
6 pm – 10 pm
Adult: S$118++*

Lunar New Year Sunday brunch
25 January - 1 March 2026 (Sundays)
12 pm – 3:30 pm
S$118++* | S$178++**

Lunar New Year’s Eve lunch
16 February 2026
12 pm – 3 pm
Adult: S$128++* | S$158++***

Lunar New Year’s Eve dinner
16 February 2026
6 pm – 10 pm
Adult: S$168++* | S$198++***

Lunar New Year Days One & Two lunch
17 and 18 February 2026
12 pm – 3 pm
Adult: S$128++* | S$158++***

Lunar New Year Days One & Two dinner
17 and 18 February 2026
6 pm – 10 pm
Adult: S$168++* | S$198++***

Prices quoted are in Singapore dollars, and are subject to service charge and prevailing government taxes. 

For reservations, call +65 6826 8240 or email dining.ppsin@panpacific.com 

Explore

Read more about Chinese New Year festivities at Pan Pacific Singapore.

Auspicious meals at Keyaki 

Welcome the year of the horse at Pacific Emporium

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*Inclusive of free flow of chilled juices and soft drinks 

**Beverage package: Inclusive of free flow of Taittinger Brut Réserve Champagne, Tiger Beer, house red wine, house white wine, a selection of house spirits, cocktails, chilled juices, and soft drinks

***Beverage package: Inclusive of free flow of Tiger Beer, house red wine, house white wine, chilled juices, and soft drinks

Relax in New South Wales waters

New South Wales invites visitors to cool off in nature's most beautiful settings during the Australian summer. 

Coastal classics and ocean pools

More than 100 ocean pools sparkle along the NSW coast. There's Bogey Hole in Newcastle, NSW's oldest rock pool. Hand-carved out of the rock platform in 1819, this heritage-listed gem offers dramatic views and a refreshing dip.

Source: Destination NSW. The Bermagui Blue Pool at the Sapphire Coast.

In the Sawtell and ECO-certified destination Coffs Coast area, the Sawtell Memorial Rockpool is a beautiful spot with its natural rock bar edge.  

Another showstopping ocean pool experience is to be had at the Blowhole Point Ocean Pool in Kiama. Located by the Kiama Blowhole, this pool offers calm waters and amazing coastal views.  

Further south at the Sapphire Coast, the spectacular Bermagui Blue Pool is a natural rock pool with turquoise waters and sweeping coastal vistas. 

Waterfalls and natural pools

In the Southern Highlands, luxuriate in the natural pools at Bargo State Conservation Area, where swimming spots at Little River and Moore Creek offer refreshing bushland escapes.

Alternatively, head to the ECO-certified Blue Mountains, which boasts the Blue Pool in Glenbrook* and the Victoria Falls waterhole.  

Unicorn Falls in the Tweed region in the north is another hidden gem with a serene swimming opportunity. 

Inland escapes

Head inland for thermal pools and hidden swim spots surrounded by rugged bush and epic scenery.

The Yarrangobilly Caves Thermal Pool in Kosciuszko National Park is a year-round 27^o C favourite fed by a natural spring. Swim surrounded by the alpine scenery and limestone caves of the Snowy Mountains.

Or visit Sofala near Bathurst and try your luck panning for gold dust in the Turon River - and if fortune doesn't strike, you can still enjoy fishing and swimming.

Explore 

Stay safe and well in New South Wales with:  

Travel information: Health & safety | Visit NSW

Waterfall safety | NSW National Parks

*Check conditions with the National Parks Information Centre at the Glenbrook Park Entrance before swimming.  

Welcome 2026 with a meal at Mott 32

Mott 32's seasonal autumn-winter menu, here only till 8 February 2026, celebrates rich, warming flavours. 

Source: Mott 32 via Marina Bay Sands. Welcome the New Year with an unforgettable dining experience at Mott 32.

Highlights include the hairy crab meat & roe Shanghainese soup dumpling (蟹粉小笼包, S$28++ for three pieces), its delicate wrapper giving way to a molten centre layered with briny sweetness. 

The wok-fried giant garoupa, black garlic, kale (黑蒜油泡龙趸球, S$68++) is a complex option for the tastebuds, with the black garlic and kale contributing a deep, earthy complexity. Expect citrus brightness against savoury depth from the fragrant casserole-baked duck meatball with aged mandarine peel and duck egg (陈皮瓦罉焗鸭肉球, S$48++), while the cumin French lamb belly (孜然法国羊腩, S$58++) offers a gentle spice that lingers on the tongue.

Two chicken dishes are on the menu: the sesame chicken stuffed with shrimp mousse (芝麻百花鸡, S$58++) option is tender with a subtle nuttiness, while the braised free-range chicken, chestnuts (板栗炆走地鸡, S$42++) evokes rustic comfort, its mellow sweetness harmonising with the bird’s natural flavour. 

Last but not least, Mott 32 offers steamed claypot rice, hairy crab roe, spring onion (蟹粉煲仔饭, S$86++) to deliver a luxurious finish, each grain infused with umami richness.

Details

For more information and reservations, visit marinabaysands.com/restaurants/mott32.html

What happens to data stolen from phishing

Source: Kaspersky. An example of an administration panel through which stolen data is managed.

Over 117 M phishing links were clicked in the Asia Pacific region from November 2024 to October 2025.

According to Kaspersky's research, 88.5% of phishing attacks targeted online account credentials, while 9.5% were focused on personal data such as names, addresses, and dates of birth. Just 2% were aimed at bank card information. 

Once captured, these personal details are funnelled through specialised automated systems which help to manage large amounts of data. These systems are offered as a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) and are either created by the attackers themselves or based on legitimate frameworks for creating websites or apps. 

Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence stated that attackers consolidate stolen data into "dumps" – large batches of verified information – often priced on dark web forums at US$50 or less for bulk sales. Higher-value accounts fetch premium prices: cryptocurrency platforms average US$105, banking accounts – US$350, e-government portals – US$82.50, and personal documents – US$15.  

Data is meticulously verified using scripts to check its validity across services and is then combined into comprehensive "digital dossiers" that enhance its worth for targeted attacks, such as whaling schemes against high-profile individuals. 

"Stolen data evolves into a persistent weapon for cybercriminals. By leveraging open-source intelligence and old breach data, attackers can craft highly personalised scams, turning one-time victims into long-term targets for identity theft, blackmail, or financial fraud," said Olga Altukhova, Security Expert at Kaspersky.

To mitigate these risks, Kaspersky recommends users: 

• Block compromised bank cards by contacting your financial institution

• Change passwords across accounts that are suspected of compromise using unique combinations and enable multifactor authentication (MFA) wherever possible

• Review active sessions in messaging apps, online banking, and other services

• Utilise trusted security solutions to protect your devices and monitor for data leaks

LAVO introduces January menu

Source: LAVO, via Marina Bay Sands. A new three-course lunch menu available throughout January 2026.

From 1 to 31 January, indulge in a three-course lunch menu at LAVO, Marina Bay Sands. 

Designed to delight the tastebuds from 11am to 3pm, the S$55++ lunch starts with appetiser options such as Caprese salad featuring creamy mozzarella and heirloom tomatoes drizzled with herb oil, or a crisp arugula salad tossed in lemon vinaigrette with cherry tomatoes and parmesan. 

For mains, savour the flavours of mushroom tagliatelle with roasted mushrooms and a hint of truffle oil, or opt for the herb-crusted branzino served with roasted zucchini and a lemon caper beurre blanc. Poultry lovers can consider the chicken scaloppine al limone, chicken scallop-style in a lemon white wine sauce, paired with mashed potatoes and sautéed spinach. 

End on a sweet note with a decadent chocolate panettone pudding, starring soaked panettone bread, vanilla custard, and a trio of chocolates. 

Details

For more information, visit marinabaysands.com/restaurants/lavo.html

*Branzino refers to European sea bass.