2026“国补”继续！“两新”政策部署来了，将优化支持范围

Core Viewpoint - The 2026 "National Subsidy" policy has been announced, focusing on large-scale equipment updates and the replacement of consumer goods, with specific support for electric vehicles and smart products like smart glasses [1][6]. Group 1: Support Scope Optimization - The support scope for equipment updates will continue from 2025, adding new categories such as the installation of elevators in old residential areas and equipment updates in elderly care institutions [2][7]. - In the consumer goods replacement program, the focus will be on key consumer products with strong market impact, including continued subsidies for vehicle scrappage and replacement, as well as for six categories of home appliances [2][7]. - The subsidy for digital products will now include smart products, covering smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, smart glasses, and smart home products [2][7]. Group 2: Subsidy Standard Optimization - The subsidy for updating old residential elevators will shift from a fixed amount to a tiered system based on the number of floors [3][8]. - For scrapping old commercial vehicles, there will be a priority for replacing them with electric vehicles [3][8]. - The consumer goods replacement subsidy will maintain the upper limit for vehicle subsidies while adjusting the fixed subsidy to a percentage of the vehicle price; home appliance subsidies will be set at 15% of the price for energy-efficient products, with a maximum of 1,500 yuan per item [3][8]. Group 3: Implementation Mechanism Optimization - The project application and review processes will be streamlined to lower the investment threshold for applications, enhancing support for small and medium-sized enterprises [4][9]. - The funding distribution method will be optimized, and strict measures will be taken against fraudulent claims and price inflation before subsidies [4][9]. - A unified subsidy standard will be implemented nationwide for vehicle scrappage, replacement, and six categories of home appliances, with coordination among various government departments to ensure effective policy execution [4][9].