by skylink admin | Sep 8, 2026 | Happenings
Did you know? Every extra 100kg added to a truck’s body can shrink its usable payload by the same amount. That’s why the material choice on a bodywork build matters just as much as the shape. We’re glad to share that Chuang Li Partners (2017)...
by skylink admin | Aug 18, 2026 | Happenings
From 1 January 2027, Singapore’s Traffic Police will make it easier to suspend errant motorists. If you run a fleet of vans, lorries, or trucks, this isn’t just a headline. It’s a delivery/routing schedule problem waiting to happen. What’s...
by skylink admin | Aug 5, 2026 | Happenings
Singapore just changed the rules of the road. Do you know what’s different? Parliament has passed the Road Traffic (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, one of the biggest updates to road safety law in years. It touches drink driving limits, phone use, and how...
by skylink admin | Jul 30, 2026 | Happenings
Most fleet operators ask about EV batteries in terms of years: how long will it last, when will it need replacing. But the more useful question is a smaller one: what actually happens to the battery in your electric commercial van or truck on a normal Tuesday? The...
by skylink admin | Jul 23, 2026 | Happenings
Half of 2026 have already passed and if you have not yet checked whether your commercial vehicle fleet is still legal, now is the time. If your business depends on a rental cargo van, a 10ft lorry, a diesel cargo van, or a heavy-duty truck to get the job done every...
by skylink admin | Jul 16, 2026 | Happenings
Every day, thousands of vans, lorries, and trucks navigate Singapore’s expressways, industrial estates, and narrow shophouse streets. Whether you’re behind the wheel of a rental cargo van, a 10ft lorry, or a heavy-duty commercial truck, the rules of safe...
by skylink admin | Jul 9, 2026 | Happenings
Just holding a mobile phone while your vehicle is moving could soon be an offence in Singapore, even without proof you were calling, texting, or scrolling. On 7 July 2026, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) tabled the Road Traffic (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill in...
by skylink admin | Jul 3, 2026 | Happenings
Choosing the right commercial vehicle for your business is more than just picking a brand or body type. Two numbers will define whether your vehicle works for you, or against you: Payload and Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW). Get these wrong, and you risk overloading your...
by skylink admin | Jun 25, 2026 | Happenings
From 15 June 2026, Singapore drivers holding a Class 3 or Class 3A licence can operate all electric light goods vehicles (eLGVs) and electric small buses with an unladen weight of up to 3,000kg, up from the previous 2,500kg threshold. The change, confirmed by the...
by skylink admin | Jun 18, 2026 | Happenings
Choosing a truck for your business sounds simple, until you realise there are multiple truck body types designed for different jobs. Whether you run a food distribution company, construction business, logistics operation or retail delivery service, selecting the right...
by skylink admin | Jun 11, 2026 | Happenings
You’ve just stepped into an electric vehicle for the first time. It’s quiet, almost eerily so. You press the start button and instead of a roar, you get a dashboard lit up with symbols you’ve never seen before. Sound familiar? Unlike petrol or diesel cars, electric...
by skylink admin | Jun 4, 2026 | Happenings
What Is a Speed Limiter? A speed limiter prevents a vehicle from exceeding a pre-set maximum speed by restricting engine output once that limit is reached. In Singapore, fitting one is now a legal obligation for most commercial vehicles with the final deadline of 1...
by skylink admin | May 28, 2026 | Happenings
More electric trucks and electric vans are appearing on Singapore’s roads every year, from last-mile electric commercial vans in Jurong to electric powered vehicles on industrial logistics runs in Tuas. But when one of these vehicles breaks down, the recovery process...
by skylink admin | May 26, 2026 | Happenings
Skylink Holdings has reported outstanding financial results for FY2026, with net profit surging 61.7% year-on-year to S$4.43 million. Revenue rose 34.1% to S$35.36 million, supported by growth in commercial vehicle leasing and engineering services. Underlying...
by skylink admin | May 21, 2026 | Happenings
What Is a COE? If you run a business that depends on vans, lorries, or trucks, you already know the pain. Every time you want to put a new commercial vehicle on the road in Singapore, you need a Certificate of Entitlement commonly known as a COE. Think of it as a...
by skylink admin | May 14, 2026 | Happenings
What Is a Vehicle Parking Certificate (VPC)? Owning a heavy commercial vehicle in Singapore comes with responsibilities that go beyond insurance and road tax. One that catches many business owners off guard is the Vehicle Parking Certificate (VPC) — a mandatory...
by skylink admin | May 12, 2026 | Happenings
Still on the fence about going electric? 🔌 One of the biggest barriers fleet owners face isn’t the vehicles – it’s the uncertainty around charging. So let’s clear that up. 💪 We’ve put together 4 of the most common EV charging myths we hear from businesses in...
by skylink admin | Apr 30, 2026 | Happenings
Still on the fence about going electric? 🔌 One of the biggest barriers fleet owners face isn’t the vehicles – it’s the uncertainty around charging. So let’s clear that up. 💪 We’ve put together 4 of the most common EV charging myths we hear from businesses in...
by skylink admin | Apr 28, 2026 | Happenings
“Opening the doors. And the workshop floor. Last week, Skylink Holdings welcomed a distinguished group of financial analysts, investors, and journalists for an exclusive facility tour spanning our operations at Bukit Batok, Jurong Port Road, and Toh Guan Road...
by skylink admin | Apr 22, 2026 | Happenings
22 April 2026 | Singapore COE Results Cat A: $123,010Cat B: $121,001 Cat C: $83,501Cat D: $9,290Cat E: $125,002 Certificate of Entitlement (COE) premiums in Singapore have increased across all categories in the latest bidding exercise, continuing the upward trend in...
