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Tampines Motor Works

Our electric motorcycles start from about US$600 for a small model. Do you want it for commuting or for leisure, and what is your budget?

Woodlands Ride Centre

Our road-going models with lithium batteries sell from about US$18,300, and we can explain the 10 kW registration rule. Which city will you ride in, and what top speed do you need?

Ang Mo Kio E-Ride Store

Our 36V brushless commuter models start from about US$7,400. Do you need delivery to Ang Mo Kio or collection, and what range do you need in kilometres?

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Electric motorcycles in Singapore

Electric motorcycles listed for sale in Singapore run from about US$600 for a small model to about US$64,000 for the most powerful one, with most road-going models between US$18,000 and US$32,000. These are approximate figures from sellers' websites, November 2026, quoted in US dollars as listed. Most listings come from overseas sellers, so get a local price for the exact model by sending a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites, US$)
TypeListed price
Small or entry modelUS$600
Electric dirt bikeUS$4,300 to US$6,000
Small brushless commuter, 36 VUS$7,400
Road-going model, lithium or lead-acid batteryUS$18,300 to US$31,900
High-power modelUS$47,300 to US$63,900

Registration and rated power

The most useful local rule in the search results concerns power. Electric motorcycles with a rating above 10 kW can be registered with the Land Transport Authority, a regime open since 1 April 2020. Listings quote power in different units, such as 1000W or 20KW, so ask the seller for the rated kW figure in writing before you pay. Helmets should meet approved standards such as UNECE R22.06 or SS 9.

Warranty and battery

Ask what the warranty covers before you pay. Local seller guidance describes battery warranties of usually 6 to 12 months, while motors and frames can be covered for one to two years. One seller's limited warranty covers paint and finish for one year for the first registered owner. Ask for the battery voltage and capacity, and for the expected range in kilometres.

Season and roads

Singapore is hot all year with wet and dry seasons instead of winter and summer, so you can ride in every month. Rain changes the risk, though. Tyre tread and brake condition matter most in the wet season, when roads are slippery. Listings give top speed in km/h, such as 60km/h, so compare models in km/h as well.

Delivery and how it is bought here

Buyers in Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands and Ang Mo Kio can arrange delivery to one address or collection. Ask whether the price includes delivery, and whether the seller helps with registration. Delivery riders also need third-party liability insurance of at least S$200,000 according to one 2021 regulation summary, so check this if you ride for a delivery business.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the model you want, your budget and your city in your own words, and you can add a photo. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice receive your request and reply in the chat with their offer and delivery terms. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide with whom to share them. You can also compare motorcycles with electric models in the same request.

Questions and answers

How much does an electric motorcycle cost in Singapore?

Listed prices run from about US$600 for a small model to about US$64,000 for a high-power one, and most road-going models are between US$18,000 and US$32,000. Prices come from overseas listings, so a request gives a local figure for your model.

Can I register an electric motorcycle in Singapore?

Models with a rating above 10 kW can be registered with the Land Transport Authority, a regime open since 1 April 2020. Check the rated power before you buy.

Do I need a theory test to ride one?

Local guidance for e-scooter and e-bike riders says the minimum age is 16 and a theory test is required. Confirm what applies to the model you choose.

How long is the warranty?

Local seller guidance says battery warranties usually run 6 to 12 months, and motors and frames can be covered for one to two years.

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