ERP 2.0 OBU Installation FAQ

Yes. From 1 April 2026, foreign-registered vehicles including Malaysian cars and motorcycles can install the OBU at authorized workshops in Singapore.

From 1 January 2027, all vehicles entering Singapore need an OBU. Without one, you will pay a flat-rate ERP charge every day you are on Singapore roads (S$3 for motorcycles, S$10 for cars).

Motorcycle: S$262.25 all-inclusive. Car: S$420.30 all-inclusive. This covers the OBU device, professional installation, and 9% GST.

30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the vehicle type. Motorcycles are usually faster.

We recommend it. WhatsApp us at +65 9789 8985 to book your slot, or fill in the form on our homepage. Walk-ins are accepted when bays are free.

Your vehicle, vehicle registration card, and payment method (cash or card).

10 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2A, #03-18, Singapore 568047 (AMK Autopoint).

Yes, but it adds up fast. A motorcycle paying S$3/day for 20 days per month spends S$60/month — S$720 a year. The one-time installation cost of S$262.25 pays for itself in under 5 months. For cars at S$10/day, it's even worse: S$2,400/year.

Until 31 December 2026, the OBU device costs S$158.70 (including GST) for foreign vehicles. After that, the price may increase.

Most car and motorcycle models are supported. If you have an unusual vehicle, WhatsApp us to check compatibility.

Some vehicles need an EBD to power the OBU. The technician will check during installation. If needed, it costs an additional S$196.20.

No. The OBU can only be installed in Singapore by LTA-authorized workshops and technicians.

Cash and card payments are accepted at the workshop.

Yes. Our workshop is an authorized OBU installation workshop approved by the Land Transport Authority of Singapore.

Your OBU is activated and linked to your vehicle. When ERP 2.0 goes live on 1 January 2027, tolls will be charged automatically via the OBU.

Yes. From 1 January 2027, VEP fees increase: cars go from S$35 to S$50 per entry, and motorcycles from S$4 to S$7 per entry.