Sean Loo, Author at AutoApp

by Sean Loo 6 May 2026

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Singapore Honoured At Asia-Pacific Regional Dealer Awards

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced the winners of its annual Asia-Pacific (APAC) Regional Dealer Awards for 2025, recognising outstanding dealer performance across sales, bespoke, client engagement and aftersales excellence. They also reflect the indispensable role played by dealer partners in delivering the Rolls-Royce experience consistently and authentically in markets shaped by diverse local cultures, economies and client expectations. The presentation ceremony took place in Hanoi, Vietnam, in conjunction with its annual Regional ...

by Sean Loo 6 May 2026

Featured, International, News

Porsche Debuts New Cayenne Coupé Electric

Porsche has expanded its electric SUV lineup with the introduction of the Cayenne Coupé Electric, a model that leans heavily on the brand’s heritage while pushing firmly into its electrified future. At launch, Porsche is offering three variants, each progressively more performance-focused. The entry-level Cayenne Coupé Electric produces 300kW, rising to 325kW with Launch Control, completing the century sprint in 4.8 seconds. Step up to the Cayenne S Coupé Electric, and output increases ...

by Sean Loo 4 May 2026

Featured, Latest Cars, Reviews

Tesla Model Y L Review

Family cars were a simple thing in the past. If you had more than two children, elderly parents, or a habit of transporting half the neighbourhood, you bought an MPV and accepted your fate. Then SUVs arrived, and suddenly everyone wanted height, presence and the illusion of adventure, even if the most challenging terrain was the basement carpark at Marina Bay Sands. Tesla, for all its dominance in Singapore, has never properly ...

by Sean Loo 4 May 2026

Featured, Latest Cars, Reviews

Audi A6 Review

Audi has spent the last few years trying to make its model naming system sound clever, which is usually the first sign that things are about to get confusing. The plan was simple enough: even numbers for electric cars, odd numbers for combustion-engined ones. This is why the new A5 became the replacement for the old A4, even though the A5 used to be the swoopy coupe-ish thing. Then Audi realised, perhaps ...

by Sean Loo 4 May 2026

Featured, Local, News

Motul Advances Next-Generation Lubrication for Hybrid Vehicles, Backed by Local Study

Motul is doubling down on hybrid technology with a more complete ecosystem of products backed by real-world data. Motul’s latest push centres around its NGEN Hybrid range, designed specifically to meet the evolving demands of modern hybrid engines. Hybrid vehicles behave differently from conventional internal combustion cars, so the fluids that support them need to evolve accordingly. That means looking beyond just lubrication and addressing fuel system performance, efficiency, and long-term durability ...

by Sean Loo 30 April 2026

Featured, Latest Cars, Reviews

Suzuki Fronx Review

The Suzuki Fronx may be slightly dated by today’s standards, but it offers an easy, no frills driving experience that is refreshingly simple in today’s tech-laden market. Apparently, Fronx is short for “Frontier crossover”. Silly name aside, the Fronx is quite interesting. Because beneath the odd badge is a compact SUV that sits at an interesting crossroads for Suzuki. It is smaller than the Vitara, effectively stepping into the gap left by ...

by Sean Loo 30 April 2026

Featured, Latest Cars, Reviews

Volvo ES90 Review

Something is reassuring about a big Volvo. Not in the way a supercar reassures you with speed, or a luxury SUV reassures you with sheer presence, but in a more understated, almost philosophical way. It feels like a machine designed by people who have thought deeply about what a car should do for you, rather than how loudly it should announce itself. The Volvo ES90 is exactly that sort of car. At just ...

by Sean Loo 20 April 2026

Featured, International, News

Zeekr Debuts New 8X Flagship SUV

Zeekr has unveiled the Zeekr 8X, a new flagship SUV positioned at the top of its performance-oriented lineup. Launched in Ningbo, China, the model expands the brand’s portfolio and sits alongside the larger Zeekr 9X as part of a dual-flagship strategy. The Zeekr 8X is built on the SEA-S architecture and uses the brand’s Super Electric Power (SEP) hybrid system. A key component is its 900V high-voltage system, paired with a high-performance all-wheel-drive ...

by Sean Loo 20 April 2026

Featured, Local, News

Eurokars Leasing Partners Enterprise Mobility to Introduce Global Rental Brands in Singapore

Eurokars Group has announced a new partnership with Enterprise Mobility, marking a significant step into the evolving mobility space. Through its leasing arm, Eurokars Leasing, the Group will introduce three global vehicle rental brands (Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo) into Singapore. Vehicle ownership, while still core, is no longer the only answer. Increasingly, customers are looking for flexibility, immediacy and convenience, such as the ability to access a car when ...

by Sean Loo 15 April 2026

Featured, International, News

Motul Signs Global Commercial Partnership With bimota

Motul has recently announced the signing of a global commercial partnership with bimota. Motul is now the official fluids supplier for bimota. This new agreement is a natural extension of Motul’s longstanding collaboration with Kawasaki since 2014. Part of this collaboration, Motul strongly supports bimota’s Superbike World Championship Team with high-performance products and technology. As a global leader in premium lubricants, Motul will provide bimota for both first fill and after-sales servicing, as ...

by Sean Loo 15 April 2026

Featured, Local, News

Eurokars Group, MG Singapore, and Specialized Support Specialized Mavericks’ Charity Ride for Tour de Cure

Eurokars Group embarked on an endurance mission for Tour de Cure, a global initiative raising funds and awareness for cancer research. “I was raised with the belief that our true purpose is to care for others, a value my parents instilled in me from a young age. When the Mavericks shared their mission, it resonated with our core commitment to our communities. While the physical journey was interrupted, the endurance of ...

by Sean Loo 6 April 2026

Featured, Latest Cars, Reviews

Skoda Elroq Review

The Skoda Elroq is almost understated, and seemingly content to win you over the long way. Which, if you think about it, is very Skoda indeed. The Elroq sits neatly within Skoda’s growing electric line-up as the smaller sibling to the Skoda Enyaq, and if you’re familiar with that car, you’ll already have a good idea of what to expect. Skoda will tell you it’s an electric alternative to the Karoq, but ...

by Sean Loo 6 April 2026

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Jaecoo J6 RWD Review

If I were to buy an EV today, it would be a little quirky and a little different. The Jaecoo J6 bags that mantra down to a tee. Because if we are to embrace electrification, it ought to bring a touch of joy along with it. Whether it is an internal combustion engine, a hybrid, or a full EV, the appeal of a car should always come down to how it makes ...

by Sean Loo 5 April 2026

Featured, Latest Cars, Reviews

Tesla Model Y LR RWD Review

2026 gives us three distinct variants of the Tesla Model Y here in Singapore, and this is arguably the best one. For a brand that built its reputation on disruption (on doing things differently, sometimes controversially), Tesla has steadily made its way to become one of the dominant choices in the EV space. And the Tesla Model Y sits right at the heart of that success. It is, quite simply, one of ...

by Sean Loo 4 April 2026

Featured, Lifestyle, Travel

Where Heritage Meets The Wild: Embracing the Impossible at the Defender Trophy APEC Regionals

The old-school overlanding formula for cars was simple enough: if it made you work, it must be authentic. Not with the new Defender Trophy though, as we discovered. There was a time when a proper off-roader had to feel faintly intimidating to earn your respect. It needed a touch of gruffness, a bit of heaviness in the controls, and the sort of mechanical stubbornness that reminded you adventure was never meant ...