Why should you consider green car?
Green cars are the future of transportation, consuming only clean energy and producing less carbon emissions with lower running costs.
Types of green cars
Combination of gasoline and electric motor, no plug-in. The hybrid battery charges by itself while you drive with gasoline as energy source.
Mainly powered by battery, once the electricity in the battery runs out, gasoline will be used in the engine to provide energy.
Solely powered by battery. Plug-in to charge.
Why should you consider green car?
Find out how much emissions your car produces
km
sample:10000
123 kg
Weight of Carbon emission
99 trees
to absorb the carbon emission
*IMPORTANT NOTES: Number of trees calculated here are for visualisation of the emission only for better understanding. Please note that these estimates are approximate and should not be used for emission inventory, formal carbon footprinting exercises or carbon offsetting programmes. This is because the carbon sequestration rate can be affected by several factors including species of trees and locations.
Source: UK Government GHG Conversion Factors for Company Reporting DEFRA 2021
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How much do I pay monthly?
I would like to know how much I have to pay every month.
What car price should I go for?
I would like to find out the estimated car price that is suitable for me.
Note
- The above calculation is only indicative and the total settlement amount is subject to confirmation by your finance company.
- The amount stated in "Total to pay your finance company as settlement" is before any Late Payment Interest and Other/Misc Charges are added. Finance company may charge you if you have not paid your loan promptly, or if you have incurred miscellaneous charges etc.
- Individual or Sole Proprietor aged 21 to 70
- Non-individual (Business Applicant)
To apply, submit the following documents:
Individual Applicant:
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Any ONE of the following documents:
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Business Applicant:
Sole Proprietor / Partnership |
Private Limited/ Public Listed |
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Note : Other form of income substantiation may be considered on a case to case basis.
