A full day with a car and driver in Singapore usually costs between S$500 and S$900 for a sedan or MPV, before any surcharge. The hourly rate is only part of the price. You also need to know the minimum booking, what happens if you run 20 minutes over, and whether ERP, parking, and GST are added on top. We compared ten providers on those details.
In short
- Hourly Chauffeur Singapore is our top-scoring pick. Every hourly rate is published, and each one includes ERP, fuel, tolls, parking and GST.
- MySingaporeDriver is the better choice for a day that won’t go to plan, or a group bigger than an MPV. It has the widest vehicle range and an optional tour guide, with unlimited stops and no waiting fees inside the booked hours.
- Booking by the hour is not always cheaper than separate rides. It costs more, but the same car waits for you, keeps your bags, and adjusts if your schedule changes.
For most visitors, the best full-day car-with-driver service in Singapore is Hourly Chauffeur Singapore. You book a car and driver by the hour from S$95 for a sedan (3-hour minimum), and the rate already includes ERP, fuel, tolls, parking and GST, so an 8-hour day costs S$760 with nothing added. MySingaporeDriver is the stronger choice for a changing schedule, a large group, or a sightseeing day with a guide, starting at SGD 65 an hour (for their most economical vehicle). The trade-off: Hourly Chauffeur Singapore needs 48 hours’ notice, and MySingaporeDriver doesn’t publish what its hourly rate includes.
What a full day costs: published hourly rates
| Provider | Published rate | Minimum | What the rate includes | Overtime |
| Hourly Chauffeur Singapore | Sedan S$95, MPV S$110, van S$100, minibus S$110 | 3 hours (S$285 shortest booking) | ERP, fuel, tolls, parking, GST | 15-minute grace, then rounded up to the next hour |
| MySingaporeDriver | From SGD 65/hr (most basic vehicle) | 3 hours (4 for field buses and Sprinter vans) | Waiting and unlimited stops in booked hours; ERP, parking and GST not stated | 15-minute grace, then the next hour |
| Singapore Chauffeur Service | Sedan S$95, MPV S$110, van S$100, minibus S$110 | 3 hours | ERP, fuel, tolls, parking | Billed in 15-minute increments |
| Limousine Service Singapore | S$95 to S$110; First Class Sedan S$230; Maybach or Rolls-Royce S$1,200 | 3 hours (6 for Maybach and Rolls-Royce) | ERP, fuel, tolls, parking, GST | Not stated |
| Airport Transfer Singapore | Premium MPV S$85, Executive MPV S$95, van S$100, minibus S$110, coach S$180 | 3 hours | Tolls, ERP, parking, fuel, GST | Shown in the quotation |
| Car Tour Singapore | MPV or van S$105, minibus S$110, coaster S$150, coach S$180 | 4 hours | Not stated | Same hourly rate |
| Singapore F1 Chauffeur | From S$105/hr outside race week | Not stated outside race week | ERP, fuel, tolls, parking | Not stated |
| K.5 Limousines | E-Class S$65, MPV S$75, V-Class S$80, 13-seater S$90, S-Class from S$130 | 3 hours (4 for S-Class) | Not stated; fixed pricing, no surge | Not stated |
| NLT Limo | S$65/hr in Singapore; S$75/hr in Malaysia | 3 hours (4 in Malaysia) | Not stated | Not stated |
| City Limo Singapore | S$75/hr (6-seat Alphard) | 3 hours | Not stated; no waiting charges on hourly bookings | Not stated |
“Not stated” means we couldn’t find it on the pages we checked. Ask before you book.
How we score each provider
We scored every provider out of 100 on what it publishes about booking a car and driver for a full day. We used only each provider’s own website, checked on 21 October 2026.
| Criterion | Weight | What earns a high score |
| Full-day flexibility | 30% | Unlimited stops, waiting included, extensions on the day, help planning the hours and route |
| Vehicle range | 20% | Sedans through to coaches, plus accessible vehicles |
| Rates published | 20% | An hourly rate for every vehicle, not just a starting price |
| What’s included | 15% | ERP, parking, fuel, tolls and GST stated as included or extra |
| Minimums, overtime and cancellation | 15% | Clear minimum hours, overtime rules, change and cancellation terms |
| Total | 100% |
How to read the scores
A higher score means you can plan and budget the day from the provider’s own site. A lower score usually means the information isn’t published yet, so you’ll get it in a quote instead. The score doesn’t rate the driving or the cars.
Overall, Hourly Chauffeur Singapore offers the best full-day car-with-driver service.
| Provider | Flexibility /30 | Vehicles /20 | Rates /20 | Inclusions /15 | Minimums & terms /15 | Overall |
| Hourly Chauffeur Singapore | 22 | 14 | 20 | 15 | 15 | 86/100 |
| MySingaporeDriver | 30 | 20 | 10 | 5 | 9 | 74/100 |
| Airport Transfer Singapore | 18 | 14 | 20 | 15 | 6 | 73/100 |
| Car Tour Singapore | 18 | 18 | 20 | 3 | 13 | 72/100 |
| Limousine Service Singapore | 12 | 15 | 20 | 15 | 9 | 71/100 |
| Singapore Chauffeur Service | 15 | 8 | 18 | 11 | 15 | 67/100 |
| K.5 Limousines | 10 | 15 | 20 | 4 | 8 | 57/100 |
| Singapore F1 Chauffeur | 12 | 16 | 6 | 12 | 4 | 50/100 |
| City Limo Singapore | 14 | 3 | 14 | 3 | 10 | 44/100 |
| NLT Limo | 8 | 4 | 15 | 2 | 7 | 36/100 |
Hourly Chauffeur Singapore wins on price clarity: every rate is published and all-in. MySingaporeDriver scores highest on flexibility and vehicle range, but its hourly page publishes only a starting rate and doesn’t say what’s included.
Recommended full-day services, ranked.
1. Who should book Hourly Chauffeur Singapore?
Good fit when you want the full price confirmed before you book.
Hourly Chauffeur Singapore does only hourly bookings, and its pricing is the easiest to read on this list. Every fare includes ERP, fuel, tolls, parking and GST. An 8-hour day in an Executive Business Sedan costs S$760 (8 × S$95), and the extras are also published: child seats S$20 each per trip, late-night trips from S$20, and 30% to 150% more during peak and event periods. Overruns get a 15-minute grace period, then round up to the next hour. Its listed uses include golf days, property viewings, cruise stopovers and family days out in a van.
Good fit
- Visitors who want to budget the day to the dollar
- Golf, property viewing or shopping days with long waits at each stop
Not ideal
- Last-minute plans: it needs 48 hours’ notice, and changes also need 48 hours
- Plans that may be cancelled late: cancelling less than 12 hours before is charged in full
2. Who should book MySingaporeDriver?
Good fit for a day you can’t plan to the minute, with a group of any size.
MySingaporeDriver hourly chauffeur service books a dedicated car and chauffeur for the hours you choose. The driver handles every pickup and drop-off and waits between stops, so you don’t have to rebook. No limit on stops, and no waiting fee during the booked hours. If you run over, you get 15 minutes’ grace before the next hour is charged, and you can extend on the day if a car is free. Rates start at SGD 65 an hour for its most basic vehicle, with a 3-hour minimum (4 hours for field buses and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans).
Its vehicles run from executive and first-class sedans and MPVs to 9-seat minibuses, 14-seat coasters, 40-seat field buses and wheelchair-accessible minibuses. If you’re not sure how many hours to book, it will look at your itinerary and suggest a duration and vehicle. For a sightseeing day you can add a licensed tour guide, charged separately at SGD 75 an hour.
Good fit
- Business visitors with meetings whose end times aren’t fixed
- Families or groups who need a bigger vehicle than an MPV
- Days that mix meetings, shopping and a few hours of sightseeing
Not ideal
- Buyers who want an all-in price before enquiring: the hourly page doesn’t say whether ERP, parking and GST are included
- Trips into Malaysia, which standard hourly hire doesn’t cover
- F1 and Airshow weeks, when standard rates don’t apply
What MySingaporeDriver lists about itself
- Client brands shown on its pages include Porsche, Microsoft, Shell Group, Asahi and Malaysia Airlines Group.
- MySingaporeDriver says its team has worked with Fortune 500 companies, UHNW travellers, government and military organisations, royal guests and corporate groups, from one executive across town to several cars on the same schedule.
3. Who should book Airport Transfer Singapore?
A good fit when your day starts or ends at Changi.
Airport Transfer Singapore has the lowest published hourly rate among the recommended providers: S$85 an hour for a Premium MPV, all-in, with a 3-hour minimum. Its site suggests hourly bookings for meetings, site visits, and itineraries with several stops, including a full day ending at Changi.
Good fit
- A day of meetings that finishes with the airport drop
- Small groups who want the lowest all-in hourly rate
Not ideal
- Cancellation terms aren’t stated on the pages we checked
- It’s mainly an airport service, so it doesn’t offer tour planning.
4. Who should book Car Tour Singapore?
Good fit when the full day is for sightseeing.
Car Tour Singapore books cars by the hour for sightseeing, with a 4-hour minimum and extra hours at the same rate. Its rule of thumb: one place takes about an hour once you count the drive, so 8 hours covers 6 to 8 places. Vehicles run from a 6-seat MPV at S$105 an hour to a 49-seat coach at S$180, and you can add an STB-licensed guide.
Good fit
- A full sightseeing day for a family or a coach party
- Visitors who want a suggested route built around the time they have
Not ideal
- Business days: it’s set up for tours
- Late evenings: hours from 23:00 to 06:59 cost 25% more
5. Who should book Limousine Service Singapore?
Good fit when the car is part of the occasion.
Limousine Service Singapore offers standard hourly rates (S$95 to S$110, 3-hour minimum), plus a First Class Sedan at S$230 an hour and a Mercedes-Maybach or Rolls-Royce at S$1,200 an hour (6-hour minimum). All fares include ERP, fuel, tolls, parking and GST. Services include hotel, casino, shopping, roadshow, and private tour days.
Good fit
- Hosting a client or family member for a day out in a top-end car
- Roadshows where the car is seen at every stop
Not ideal
- Short notice: it recommends booking three days ahead
- Quick answers: it replies within one working day, and its office keeps weekday hours
6. Who should book Singapore Chauffeur Service?
Good fit when a meeting might overrun by 20 minutes, not two hours.
Singapore Chauffeur Service bills overtime in 15-minute steps, not whole hours. Most others round up to the next hour, so this saves money if your day tends to run a little over. Hourly rates match the published market (S$95 sedan, S$110 MPV, 3-hour minimum), and ERP, fuel, tolls and parking are included. It also offers monthly plans for long stays. Free cancellation runs up to 48 hours before pickup, with one free change up to 12 hours before.
Good fit
- Business days where meetings often run a little long
- Longer stays where a monthly plan may cost less
Not ideal
- Groups over eight, since its largest vehicle is an 8-seat minibus
- Evening work: a 20% to 25% late-night loading applies from 23:00
7. Who should book K.5 Limousines?
Good fit when you want a top-end sedan for the day at a published rate.
K.5 Limousines publishes an hourly rate for every car: a Mercedes E-Class at S$65, a Toyota MPV at S$75 and a Mercedes V-Class at S$80 (all 3-hour minimums), a 13-seat executive minibus at S$90, and a Mercedes S-Class from S$130 an hour with a 4-hour minimum. It runs 24/7 and says its pricing is fixed, with no surge charges.
Good fit
- Executives who want an S-Class for a day of meetings
- Groups of up to 13 who want one vehicle
Not ideal
- Budgeting to the dollar: it doesn’t say whether ERP, parking and GST are included
- Plans that may change: cancellation terms weren’t on its site
8. Who should book Singapore F1 Chauffeur?
A good fit when your full days fall during Grand Prix week.
Singapore F1 Chauffeur is an independent chauffeur service. It is not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA, or the organisers of the Singapore Grand Prix. It offers a year-round hourly chauffeur service from S$105 an hour, including ERP, fuel, tolls, and parking. During race week, bookings cover all race days, with a 12-hour minimum per day and a 50% to 250% surcharge.
Good fit
- Full-day cover across the 2027 race weekend (8 to 10 October)
Not ideal
- Ordinary weeks, when the providers above publish more detail
- Changeable race plans: no cancellations within one month of the race.
9. Who should book City Limo Singapore?
Good fit when up to six people want one MPV for the day at a low rate.
City Limo Singapore is a small operator with one vehicle type, a 6-seat Toyota Alphard, at S$75 an hour with a 3-hour minimum. There are no waiting charges on hourly bookings, and it runs 24/7. Trips between 23:00 and 07:00 carry a flat S$20 surcharge.
Good fit
- Groups of four to six who want an Alphard all day
- Late finishes, where the night surcharge is a flat S$20
Not ideal
- Changeable plans: it says confirmed bookings aren’t refunded
- Groups of more than six, since the Alphard is its only vehicle
10. Who should book NLT Limo?
Good fit when the day crosses into Johor.
NLT Limo charges S$65 an hour in Singapore (3-hour minimum) and S$75 an hour in Malaysia (4-hour minimum). It runs a Mercedes V-Class (6 seats, 5 bags) and a Toyota Alphard (5 seats, 4 bags), and lists Legoland and Hello Kitty Town trips.
Good fit
- A full day split between Singapore and Johor Bahru
- Families heading to Legoland Malaysia
Not ideal
- Larger groups, with only two vehicle types listed
- Buyers who want inclusions and cancellation terms in writing: neither was on the pages we checked
Is an hourly chauffeur better than separate transfers for a day with several stops?
It depends on how long you’ll spend at each stop. Separate point-to-point rides usually cost less. An hourly booking costs more, but the car waits for you, your bags stay inside, and you don’t need to rebook if a meeting runs late.
A worked example from published rates: a day with five stops between 09:00 and 17:00.
| Option | How it works | Cost |
| Five point-to-point rides | Airport Transfer Singapore city transfers from S$85 each | From about S$425, plus waiting for each car |
| 8 hours, sedan | Hourly Chauffeur Singapore, S$95/hr all-in | S$760 |
| 8 hours, Premium MPV | Airport Transfer Singapore, S$85/hr all-in | S$680 |
Book by the hour when:
- Your stops are shorter than about an hour, so you’d wait for a new car at each one.
- You’re carrying bags, samples or shopping you don’t want to take into every stop
- Meeting times may change during the day.
Book separate rides when:
- You have two or three stops with long gaps between them.
- You’re travelling light and timing doesn’t matter much.
How many hours should I book?
Count your stops, allow about an hour for each including the drive, and add 30 minutes of slack. Then round up to the provider’s minimum.
- 3 to 4 hours: a morning of two or three meetings, or a half-day of sightseeing
- 6 hours: a business day with lunch in between, or a sightseeing day with a long lunch
- 8 to 10 hours: a full day with an evening dinner, or a day trip around the island
Overbooking by an hour usually costs less than overtime billed at the next full hour, but check how the provider handles overtime. Singapore Chauffeur Service bills in 15-minute steps. MySingaporeDriver and Hourly Chauffeur Singapore give a 15-minute grace period, then charge the next hour.
How we chose and ranked
We reviewed each provider’s own website on 30 October 2026. We checked NLT Limo on 7 October 2026. We reviewed hourly rates, minimum hours, inclusions, overtime, vehicle ranges, and booking terms.
Questions to ask before you book a full day
- Is ERP, parking, fuel and GST included in the hourly rate, or added at the end?
- What is the minimum booking, and does it change for larger vehicles?
- How is overtime billed: by the full hour, or in 15-minute steps after a grace period?
- Can the booking be extended on the day, and at what rate?
- Is there a late-night, public holiday or event-week surcharge on your date?
- What notice do you need for changes, and when does a cancellation become chargeable?
- Does the rate cover trips to the island’s edges, or into Malaysia?
- Do you need a child seat or wheelchair access, and is there a charge?
