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The PQP is the amount your COE renewal loan needs to cover. Here are the current figures for this month.
COE hit record highs
PQP has already hit 6 digits. How many Singaporeans can truly pay it upfront?

If you're not paying it in installments, you'll have to pay it all upfront. For most people, it is equivalent to wiping out a huge chunk of their savings.

After putting a huge sum into your car, you may have less liquidity for emergencies, family expenses, investments, or unexpected costs.
Don't overpay. Know your options.
Get COE renewal loans from as low as 2.58% p.a.

We check across our panel of licensed lenders, not just the first one you find.

Receive $2,000 rebates when you renew with us. Save more and avoid overpaying when you renew your COE.
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Keep your cash for emergencies, investments, or other expenses.
Avoid a large upfront payment that depletes your bank savings.
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Loan terms
An advisor can walk you through how they apply to your situation.
how it works
No bidding, no negotiations. Just 3 steps.
Find your COE expiry date on your vehicle log card. You can renew up to 6 months early.
Input your vehicle number, COE expiry date and COE category. We'll reach out to you shortly.
Choose your bank of choice. Once your bank loan is approved, we will proceed with your application.
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Common questions about COE renewal loans
What is a COE renewal loan?
A COE renewal loan is a personal loan that covers the cost of renewing your vehicle's Certificate of Entitlement (COE) in Singapore. The loan amount is based on the Prevailing Quota Premium (PQP) at the time of your renewal. Instead of paying the full PQP upfront, you spread the cost over monthly repayments — typically over five to seven years.
What interest rate can I get for a COE renewal loan in Singapore?
Through noto, COE renewal loan rates start from around 2.35% per annum. Your exact rate depends on the lender's assessment of your profile, your loan tenure, and the loan amount. We compare options from multiple lending partners to find you the most competitive rate available.
Are there any fees or commissions charged to me?
No, we charge you nothing. noto earn a referral fee from our lending partners, so our service is completely free to you. There are no commissions, no admin fees, and no hidden charges at any stage.
How long does the COE renewal loan process take?
Once you submit your details, we aim to come back to you with a loan offer within two business hours. From initial enquiry to COE renewal being submitted to LTA, most cases are completed within three to five business days, depending on the lender's approval timeline and the documents required.
Can I renew my COE if my car is more than 10 years old?
Requirements vary slightly by lender, but you will typically need your NRIC, your vehicle registration card (or log card), proof of income (recent payslips or CPF statements), and your vehicle's inspection report if required. We will walk you through exactly what is needed once you get in touch.
What is the PQP and how does it affect my loan amount?
The PQP — Prevailing Quota Premium — is the price set by LTA for COE renewal in Singapore. It is the three-month moving average of COE bidding prices. Your COE renewal loan amount will be based on the PQP at the time you renew: 100% of the PQP for a 10-year renewal, or 50% for a 5-year renewal.