Vivo V60 and V60 Lite grab their IMDA registrations before their Singapore launch
Better late than never?
The mid-range, ZEISS-powered Vivo V60 and Vivo V60 Lite smartphones are likely to be launched in Singapore soon.
IMDA registration confirmed
Vivo V60’s IMDA registration entry.
According to IMDA’s Equipment Search registry, two mobile phones from Vivo were uploaded recently to the authority’s database. In July 2025, the official distributor of Vivo phones in Singapore registered a mobile handset with the model name V2511. It subsequently registered another handset, called V2529, in August 2025.
Vivo V60 Lite’s IMDA registration entry.
A quick online search tells us that they are the Vivo V60 and Vivo V60 Lite, respectively.
What kind of promotions or deals can we expect for the Vivo V60 series?
Since there’s still time before Singapore launches its Vivo V60 series models, we can refer to other Asian markets that are carrying (or will have) the phones.
Vivo V60 pre-order page on Vivo Malaysia online store.
Global versions of the Vivo V60 are currently available in Malaysia, with 256GB storage priced at MYR1,899 (approximately S$576.20). A launch in Taiwan and Vietnam is also imminent, with the latter running a pre-order run as well.
Vivo V60 pre-order banner for Vietnam market.
While Taiwan and Vietnam have not uploaded their official pricing for the respective markets, we know that the Vivo V60 in Taiwan is partnering with figurine titan POP MART, while the Vietnam market is getting a pre-registration/pre-order bonus worth VND 6 million (approx. ~S$294) that includes 12 months of screen protection coverage, among other perks (see image above).
Vivo V60 pre-order bonus for Malaysia.
The POP Mart collaboration likely refers to the ongoing pre-order bonuses featured in Vivo’s marketing efforts in Malaysia, where Malaysian residents can receive a pre-order gift worth up to RM1,645 (approximately S$444.48). Their pre-order bonus comes with a limited-edition gift box, which includes Vivo V60 X POP MART accessories such as a phone strap, phone case, charms, stickers, and a figurine blind box from the Zsiga Take It Slow series, among other perks.
Note: Sabah residents appear to be getting a slightly different deal, as their 256GB Vivo V60 is priced at RM100 more than the price listed on Vivo Malaysia’s official online store.
With its IMDA registration done and dusted, we can’t wait to see what the Singapore arm of Vivo has in store for Vivo V60 users.
Sources: Vivo (1, 2, 3, Vivo Sabah Facebook), IMDA Equipment Search