Autobahn Rent A Car charged with keeping two de-registered vehicles
The company also failed to prove that the vehicles had been exported or scrapped
Autobahn Rent A Car is facing charges for allegedly keeping two de-registered vehicles in Singapore. According to court documents, the company was charged twice for each vehicle, once for keeping the vehicle after its registration was cancelled, and once for not providing proof that the vehicles were exported or scrapped within a month of the cancellation date.
One of the cars, registered as SLA7909K, had its registration cancelled on March 16, 2026, and the second car, registered as SKZ4586H, had its registration cancelled on January 21. If found guilty, Autobahn Rent A Car could face a fine of up to S$20,000 or two years in prison for the first offence, and double that for a second or subsequent conviction.
The company's downfall has also revealed that it was S$300 million in debt to creditors, and its controllers Roy Tan and Sanjay Kumar Rai were charged with forging receipts.
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