About ZipZap by GetGo
ZipZap is the car subscription brand from GetGo, one of Singapore's largest car-sharing operators. It offers a dedicated car for a single all-inclusive monthly fee, with no deposit and plans starting from six months.
The fee covers road tax, insurance, servicing, maintenance and repairs, tyre changes and a replacement car if yours is in for servicing or breaks down. Current listings include the Hyundai Kona Electric, Toyota Sienta Hybrid, Suzuki Swift Mild Hybrid, BMW X2 and Honda HR-V. Pricing and mileage limits are given on enquiry. Because it is not a loan, ZipZap points out that it has no impact on your TDSR.
A beta Subscribe and Share pilot lets subscribers list their car on GetGo's car-sharing platform when it is idle to offset part of the fee. ZipZap suits households that want a medium-term car without COE exposure, and its showroom is at Ayer Rajah Crescent.
- Minimum term
- 6 months
- Available to
- Personal
- Vehicles
- Cars, Electric
- Based in
- Singapore
- Coverage
- Singapore (island-wide)
- Legal name
- GetGo Technologies Pte. Ltd.
What's included
- Road tax
- Insurance
- Servicing
- Maintenance and repairs
- Tyre changes
- Replacement car
Brands available
Manufacturers we have seen on ZipZap by GetGo's fleet. Stock changes often, so check availability.
Hyundai
Toyota
Suzuki
BMW
Honda
Specialities
- No deposit
- Subscribe and Share pilot
- No TDSR impact
Ratings and reviews
ZipZap by GetGo: frequently asked questions
What is the minimum term for ZipZap?
Plans start from six months.
Is there a deposit?
ZipZap advertises no deposit and one all-inclusive monthly fee.
What is included?
Road tax, insurance, servicing, maintenance and repairs, tyre changes and a replacement car when needed.
What is Subscribe and Share?
A beta pilot that lets you share your ZipZap car on GetGo's car-sharing platform when you are not using it, earning credit towards your fee.
Where is ZipZap based?
Its showroom is at 55 Ayer Rajah Crescent, open weekdays 9am to 6pm, with weekend visits by appointment.
How we researched this page (3 sources)
Last reviewed 8 October 2026 by the Car Subscriptions Editorial Team. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected].