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New Car Launches in May and Upcoming Launches New car launches in May and upcoming launches IN May, a bumper crop of 15 new models arrived in Singapore. BMW launched its 4 Series Convertible with brand new soft-top The new Suzuki Swift Sport comes with mild-hybrid construction and advanced chassis technology. McLaren premiered technology and a manual gearbox, while Volkswagen's eighth three unique offerings here – the Elva roadster in Gulf Livery, a generation Golf hatchback includes a mild-hybrid 1.5 eTSI special 720S Le Mans edition, and the limited edition 620R coupe. engine and digital improvements. The new Golf GTI hot Audi delivered its A3 compact range in both Sedan and Sportback hatchback is also now available. body styles with fresh design and improved cabin. Jaguar presented Peugeot marketed two models: the 2008 compact crossover a facelifted E-PACE compact SUV, promising improved efficiency and a facelifted 5008 seven-seater SUV. Kia introduced a new with a 1.5-litre mild-hybrid engine. And Ferrari debuted the SF90 Carnival, a Grand Utility Vehicle available in both seven and Spider, the brand’s first plug-in hybrid convertible. eight-seater variants. Hyundai too brought out an eight-seater, For June, there are currently no new car launches that have with its flagship Palisade SUV. been announced. New cars with high pageviews on sgCarMart.com (in alphabetical order), for May 1 - 24 FULL MODEL NAME PRICE YEAR MADE IN FUEL POWER TORQUE 0-100 CO2 DEALER FULL MODEL NAME PRICE YEAR MADE IN FUEL POWER TORQUE 0-100 CO2 DEALER (S$) OF CONS¹ (BHP) (Nm) km/h Em² (S$) OF CONS¹ (BHP) (Nm) km/h Em² LAUNCH (km/l) (s) (g/km) LAUNCH (km/l) (s) (g/km) Alfa Romeo Giulia Super 215,000 2018 Italy 16.7 198 330 6.6 138 EuroAutomobile Mazda CX-5 2.0 Elegance 129,888 2017 Japan 14.3 162 213 10.2 N/A Trans Eurokars (Mazda) Audi A3 Sedan Mild Hybrid 1.5 TFSI S tronic 166,140 2021 Germany N/A N/A 250 8.4 N/A Premium Automobiles Mazda CX-8 2.5 Elegance 7-Seater 163,888 2020 Japan 12.3 192 258 10.7 N/A Trans Eurokars (Mazda) Audi A4 Sedan Mild Hybrid 2.0 TFSI S tronic 207,880 2020 Germany 16.4 148 270 8.9 140 Premium Automobiles Mercedes-Benz Hatchback A180 Style 161,888 2018 Germany 16.9 129 200 9.2 128 Cycle & Carriage Audi A5 Sportback Mild Hybrid 2.0 TFSI S tronic 225,240 2020 Germany 15.6 148 270 9.1 146 Premium Automobiles Mercedes-Benz Saloon A180 Progressive 169,888 2019 Mexico 16.9 129 200 9.3 N/A Cycle & Carriage Audi Q2 1.5 TFSI S tronic 172,477 2017 Germany 19.6 148 250 8.6 N/A Premium Automobiles Mercedes-Benz Saloon C180 Avantgarde 226,888 2018 S Africa 15.4 154 250 8.6 N/A Cycle & Carriage Audi Q3 Sportback 1.4 TFSI S tronic [17" Rim] 194,731 2020 Hungary 14.2 148 250 9.5 164 Premium Automobiles Mercedes-Benz CLA180 Progressive 174,888 2019 Hungary 16.9 129 200 9.4 N/A Cycle & Carriage BMW 1 Series Hatchback 116i Sport 153,888 2019 Germany 18.2 107 190 10.6 N/A Performance Motors Mercedes-Benz Saloon E200 Avantgarde 299,888 2020 Germany 12.7 194 320 7.5 176 Cycle & Carriage BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe 218i Luxury 190,888 2020 Germany 16.9 138 220 8.7 131 Performance Motors Mercedes-Benz GLA180 Progressive 180888 2020 Germany 15.6 129 200 9.6 147 Cycle & Carriage BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer 216i Sport 170,888 2018 Germany 16.6 107 190 11.7 149 Performance Motors Mercedes-Benz GLB180 Progressive 7-Seater 189,888 2020 Mexico 16.9 129 200 9.9 147 Cycle & Carriage BMW 3 Series Sedan 318i Sport 218,888 2019 Germany 17.2 154 250 8.4 130 Performance Motors Mercedes-Benz GLC200 260,888 2016 Germany 13 194 320 7.8 172 Cycle & Carriage BMW 4 Series Coupe 420i M Sport 247,888 2020 Germany 15.6 181 300 7.5 146 Performance Motors Mercedes-Benz Mild Hybrid S450L 4MATIC 518,888 2021 Germany 11.8 N/A 500 5.1 192 Cycle & Carriage BMW 5 Series Sedan Mild Hybrid 520i 278,888 2020 Germany 18.2 181 290 7.9 128 Performance Motors MG HS 1.5 Turbo 127,888 2020 China 14.7 160 250 N/A N/A Eurokars EV Pte Ltd BMW X1 sDrive18i 193,888 2015 Germany N/A 138 220 9.6 N/A Performance Motors MG ZS Electric [44.5kWh] 126,888 2020 China N/A 141 353 N/A N/A Eurokars EV Pte Ltd BMW X3 sDrive20i xLine 250,888 2018 USA 14 181 290 8.2 N/A Performance Motors Mitsubishi Attrage 1.2 CVT Style 73,999 2014 Thailand 20.4 79 106 13.3 113 Cycle & Carriage BYD e6 Electric 2021 [71.7 kWh] 115,388 2021 China N/A 94 180 N/A N/A E-Auto Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0 CVT Classic 7-Seater 122,999 2015 Japan 15.1 148 190 12.1 164 Cycle & Carriage CUPRA Ateca 2.0 TSI DSG 219,999 2020 Czech R 12.5 296 400 4.9 N/A Vertex Euro Motors Nissan Kicks e-POWER Hybrid Premium 106,800 2020 Thailand 21.7 127 260 N/A 107 Tan Chong Motor Sales Honda Accord 1.5 VTEC Turbo 169,999 2019 Thailand 15.6 198 260 9.1 146 Kah Motor Nissan Note e-POWER Hybrid Lite 97,800 2021 Japan 21.7 114 280 N/A 104 Tan Chong Motor Sales Honda City 1.5 SV i-VTEC 96,999 2020 Thailand 17.9 119 145 10.4 128 Kah Motor Nissan Serena e-POWER Hybrid HIGHWAY STAR 143,800 2019 Japan 18.5 134 320 N/A 121 Tan Chong Motor Sales Honda Civic 1.6 i-VTEC 103,999 2016 Thailand 14.9 123 152 11.6 153 Kah Motor Nissan Sylphy 1.6 Lite 91,800 2018 Thailand 16.1 114 154 11.7 149 Tan Chong Motor Sales Honda CR-V 1.5 Turbo 7-Seater 171,999 2017 Thailand 13.7 190 243 N/A 166 Kah Motor Nissan X-Trail 2.0 135,800 2014 Japan 12.6 142 200 N/A 180 Tan Chong Motor Sales Honda HR-V 1.5 101,999 2015 Japan 17.5 129 155 N/A 129 Kah Motor Perodua Aruz 1.5 X 7-Seater 91,999 2021 Malaysia 15.6 101 133 N/A N/A Perocom Auto Honda Jazz 1.5 CVT Base 95,999 2021 Japan 17.5 119 145 N/A 131 Kah Motor Peugeot 2008 1.2 PureTech EAT8 Allure Premium 116,888 2021 France 19.6 129 230 9.1 118 AutoFrance Honda Jazz Hybrid 1.5 ECVT Luxe e-HEV 100,999 2021 Japan 26.3 N/A 253 N/A 88 Kah Motor Peugeot 3008 1.2 PureTech EAT8 Active Premium 121,888 2021 France 19.2 129 230 10.9 121 AutoFrance Honda Odyssey 2.4 EX 8-Seater 174,999 2021 Japan 12.3 173 225 N/A 185 Kah Motor Peugeot 5008 Premium 7-Seater 132,888 2021 France 19.2 129 230 10.2 121 AutoFrance Hyundai Avante 1.6 90,999 2020 Korea 18.5 121 154 10.4 124 Komoco Motors Porsche Macan S PDK 3.0 288,788 2019 Germany 10.4 354 480 5.3 219 Stuttgart Auto Hyundai i30 Hatchback 1.0 DCT Turbo 100,999 2018 Czech R 18.9 118 200 11.2 122 Komoco Motors Porsche Taycan Electric [79 kWh] 340,558 2020 Germany N/A 322 345 5.4 N/A Stuttgart Auto Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.0 DCT Turbo 103,999 2018 Czech R 18.9 118 200 11.4 122 Komoco Motors Renault Captur 1.3T TCe 118999 2021 Spain 16.4 128 240 9.6 137 Wearnes Automotive Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid 1.6 DCT 107,999 2017 Korea 26.3 130 265 11.1 N/A Komoco Motors SEAT Arona 1.0 EcoTSI DSG Style 94,999 2018 Spain 20 114 200 10 115 Vertex Euro Motors Hyundai Kona Electric 39.2kWh 138,888 2019 Korea N/A 134 395 9.7 N/A Komoco Motors SEAT Ateca 1.4 TSI Style 8-Speed 136,999 2017 Czech R 16.1 148 250 9 N/A Vertex Euro Motors Hyundai Kona Hybrid 1.6 DCT 109,999 2020 Korea 23.3 130 265 11.2 90 Komoco Motors SEAT Ibiza 1.0 EcoTSI DSG Style Plus 91,999 2018 Spain 21.2 114 200 9.5 108 Vertex Euro Motors Hyundai Palisade 3.5 V6 Sunroof 8-Seater 219,999 2021 Korea 9.5 274 336 8.2 N/A Komoco Motors SKODA Kamiq 1.5 TSI Ambition 134,900 2021 Czech R 17.9 148 250 8.3 128 SKODA Centre (S) Hyundai Venue 1.6 GLS 94,999 2020 Korea 17.2 121 154 11.2 N/A Komoco Motors SKODA Kodiaq 1.4 TSI Ambition Plus 7-Seater 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