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A new survey reveals overwhelming support for AI and automation in Singapore's trains, even as younger riders voice concerns about human oversight. The technology is already working behind the scenes to keep 2.5 million daily journeys running smoothly.
Singapore is bringing driverless taxis to its streets, partnering with Chinese autonomous vehicle companies to deploy up to 150 robotaxis by year's end. The city state is joining Beijing, San Francisco, and other cities already embracing the future of transportation.
Chinese tech firm MOGOX is bringing driverless buses to Singapore's streets this year, marking the first time autonomous vehicles from China have joined a developed nation's public transport network. The company sees this as a stepping stone to becoming the world's top autonomous bus brand.
Self-driving car pioneer Waymo is bringing its robotaxi service to Singapore in 2028, marking the company's first expansion into Southeast Asia. The move puts cutting-edge autonomous technology on track to transform how people get around one of the world's most innovative cities.
Electric vehicle owners in Singapore can soon charge their cars by simply parking over a pad, no plugs needed. The city-state just upgraded its EV charging standards to include wireless technology and other innovations that make going electric easier than ever.
Singapore just received the first of six autonomous buses that will serve real passengers on public routes starting later this year. The three-year pilot could expand to 20 buses across the city if successful.
Singapore is transforming its subway system with AI sensors, inspection drones, and automated maintenance depots—while ensuring workers gain new skills instead of losing jobs. The city-state is investing $543 million over five years to make public transit safer, faster, and more reliable for everyone.
Grab is rolling out driverless taxis in Singapore, marking a major milestone for autonomous vehicles in dense Asian cities. The service promises to make rides more affordable while proving the technology can work in real-world urban traffic.
Electric vehicle maker BYD finished 2025 as Singapore's top-selling car brand, and now they're doubling down with hybrid models to reach even more drivers. The company plans to expand service centers across the island while introducing new technology and community events throughout 2026.
Singapore just upgraded its congestion pricing system with satellite technology that charges drivers based on exactly which roads they use and when. Cities worldwide are watching to see if this smarter approach could solve their traffic nightmares too.
Singapore's SMRT is using AI to predict train breakdowns before they occur, transforming 38 years of maintenance data into a smart system that keeps commuters moving. Engineers can now spot and fix problems in "double quick time," making daily commutes more reliable for millions.
Young drivers in Singapore are choosing electric vehicles for their smartphone-like features, not just sustainability. EVs now make up over 62% of all new cars registered in the city-state.
Singapore will become home to Waymo's first fully autonomous ride-hailing service in Southeast Asia, launching in 2028 with zero-emission electric vehicles. The partnership promises safer streets, better connectivity, and hundreds of new local jobs.
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Singapore just cracked the code on testing bold ideas without wasting money or risking safety. The Maritime and Port Authority built a virtual copy of one of the world's busiest ports to solve real problems in a city where there's no room for mistakes.
Residents in Singapore's Punggol neighborhood can now hail fully autonomous taxis through Grab, marking the first self-driving public ride service in a residential area. After 1,000 test riders helped refine the experience, the service officially opens to everyone this week.
Singapore's new AI-powered driving circuit will let learners practice independently with cameras and sensors monitoring every move, expanding training capacity and offering flexible scheduling. The technology aims to provide objective feedback while keeping human examiners for road tests.
A Taiwanese tech-art collective is transforming Singapore's waterfront with an immersive installation that wraps viewers in light and innovation. The massive 360-degree experience debuts at i Light Singapore 2026, one of Asia's largest sustainable light festivals.
Singapore just unveiled its fastest electric vehicle charger yet, adding 200 kilometers of range in just five minutes. The game-changing technology uses battery storage to deliver ultra-fast charging without straining the power grid.
Tech giant Nvidia is launching its first research hub in Singapore, dedicated to advancing embodied AI technology that helps robots and machines interact with the physical world. The move signals Singapore's growing role as a global innovation powerhouse.
Chip equipment giant Applied Materials just doubled its Singapore footprint with a $600 million advanced manufacturing campus that will create 1,000 jobs. The new facility helps meet surging global demand for AI-powered semiconductors while strengthening Singapore's position as a critical tech hub.
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